The final step is to create the client that we referenced in our UWP application. Let's start by creating a new project and immediately reference it from the UWP application. A .NET Standard 2.0 class library will be sufficient for what we need:
The first thing we'll need is to import two NuGet packages: the Direct Line package itself and the Rest Client Runtime:
Install-Package Microsoft.Bot.Connector.DirectLineInstall-Package Microsoft.Rest.ClientRuntime
We'll only need a single class in this project—let's call it DirectLineWrapper.
As a general principle, I always like to try to wrap external dependencies in a Wrapper Project ...
