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Run the following command to show a listing of the current templates:
List Templates Command
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dotnet new -l |
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As an example the Poller template will be installed. To install we need the following command, (which is dependent on where you put the repository):
Install Template Command
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dotnet new -i [RootTemplateFolder] |
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So in my case, to install the template, the following command needs to be executed:
Install Template Command
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dotnet new -i E:\Code\Templates\Orp.Core.Poller.Template |
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Step 3: From template to an application.
To create an application from the template the following command needs to be executed:
Create Application Command
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dotnet new [template-short-name] -o [directory] -n [name] |
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Example: we want to create a Product Poller for Aspos. (SL/Valk Solution ERP), then the command will become:
Create Application Command
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dotnet new wolfpack-poller-template -o E:\Code\Orp.Core.Products.Poller.Aspos -n Orp.Core.Products.Poller.Aspos |
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Uninstalling a template:
In case you don't want the template after it has been installed, use the following command:
Uninstall Template Command:
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dotnet new -u [RootTemplateFolder] |
With reference to the example this would become:
Uninstall Template Command
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dotnet new -u E:\Code\Templates\Orp.Core.Poller.Template |
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