Blazor webassembly in single project

[malballah]

I am wondering how I can have the the server side and client side projects in a single project.
I am trying to merge the generated server side and client side projects in a single project because I am using module architecture.
Is it possible to do that?.

[Stryxus]

I seriously doubt it because of dependency injection and aspnetcore having to be restructured to host website roots and knowing which files to serve. I think even Visual Studio it self would need to be modified because it would have to be built differently.

Your issue isnt just tied to Blazor WebAssembly but to aspnetcore as a whole pretty much.

[malballah]

@Stryxus Thanks for your response!
So, what if I want to have another class library project to hold the razor components of another asp.net core module that loaded at runtime?

[javiercn]

@malballah thanks for contacting us.

It is not possible to have a webassembly app within an asp.net core host within a single project. This is due to the many things @Stryxus has pointed out and some more.

So, what if I want to have another class library project to hold the razor components of another asp.net core module that loaded at runtime?

I'm not sure what you mean by this.

[malballah]

@javiercn
Thank you!
I mean having the projects generated from visual studio plus adding another class library which holds some razor components and I will load them with Location expander feature of asp.net core

[javiercn]

Location expander feature of asp.net core

this only works for razor pages, not razor components

[malballah]

@javiercn
Then the only way to use Blazor with modular architecture is to have client blazor project with each module and one hosing asp.net core, is it possible to have multiple client blazor projects with one hosting app?

[javiercn]

Then the only way to use Blazor with modular architecture is to have client blazor project with each module and one hosing asp.net core, is it possible to have multiple client blazor projects with one hosting app?

I'm not really sure how you are trying to achieve this. You can have multiple independent Blazor apps hosted on a single asp.net core application or you can have a single app with different parts in separate razor class libraries that you can reference from the main app and reuse them.

If you are looking at not loading them ahead of time, we have a feature for this in the roadmap. See here for details

[malballah]

@javiercn
Thank you!
Unfortunatly referencing the modules or their razor class libraries from the main app is not modular.