Azure Storage Services for Unity3d

Save and load image textures, audio files, json or xml data files for use in
Unity. You can also store Unity Asset Bundles to load Prefabs with referenced
scripts to work in your game / application.

External dependencies

First download the shared
REST Client library for Unity and
extract the contents into your Unity project “Assets” folder.

RESTClient

Requirements

Unity 2017.2 recommended. Unity v5.3 or greater required as
UnityWebRequest and
JsonUtility
features are used. Unity will be extending platform support for UnityWebRequest
so keep Unity up to date if you need to support these additional platforms.

Azure Blob Storage Demos for Unity 2017.2

Try the
Azure Storage Services Demos
project for Unity on Mac / Windows. (The demo project has got everything already
bundled in and does not require any additional assets to work. Just wire it up
with your Azure Storage Service and public Blob container and run it right
inside the Unity Editor.)

How to setup Storage Services with a new Unity project

Download StorageServices
and
REST Client
for Unity.
- Copy ‘StorageServices’ and ‘RESTClient’ into your Unity project’s Assets
  folder.
Create Azure Storage Service

Supported platforms

Intended to work on all the platforms
UnityWebRequest supports
including:

Unity Editor and Standalone players
iOS
Android
Windows

Notice

This library is in beta so not all APIs are supported yet and some things may
change.

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