Added dpm dspec, runtime and design time packages#51
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Hi Anders
I would love to get this library on the dpm package manager https://delphi.dev
I created a dspec file (package definition) and runtime/designtime packages for XE2-13.0. Once published, when users install this package, it will automatically install the pdfium binaries (copy them to the project output folder) - I published a dpm package VSoft.Pdfium.Binaries for this and added it as a dependency.
Publishing packages is not difficult - Download and install the dpm client - you can use the DSpecCreator tool to load the dspec file, pack and then up loaded. You need an account on https://delphi.dev (if you don't use a social login then enable 2fa) - create an API key for pushing, add that to the DSpecCreator upload tab and once you have packed the files, click on upload.
FWIW, I already published JsonDataObjects from a fork as I use it myself in our projects.