Dotnetcorescaffold

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initialize on github

• Create project on github with MIT License

git clone git@github.com:fbehrens/Dotnetcorescaffold.git
cd Dotnetcorescaffold
ls

Create a Dotnetcore Library

• Which templates are available ? There is a list in the wiki is a list, and there is a website http://dotnetnew.azurewebsites.net

mkdir src
cd src
dotnet new console -lang F# -n mechanic

This creates a new dotnet core library project.

With the dotnetcommand, we can now compile our Project:

dotnet build src/mechanic/mechanic.fsproj

#or
cd src/mechanic
dotnet build 

Because it is a library it has no executable, so there is nothing to run

Let commit our changes into git into git

echo obj > .gitignore
git add .
git commit -m "Create mechanic project"

and then create a Console Project, which will be our TestLibrary

mkdir test 
cd test
dotnet new console -lang F# -n mechanicTests

Now lets create a solution file, which is a list of projects,

dotnet new sln --name mechanic

and add the two projects

dotnet sln mechanic.sln add src/mechanic/mechanic.fsproj   
dotnet sln mechanic.sln add test/mechanicTests/mechanicTests.fsproj

Now we can build the solution (of the two projects) from the project directory

dotnet build 

Actually it is better to do smaller commits, so its easier to follow what has changed.

Let create a project reference

cd test/mechanicTests                                                                                                                   dotnet add reference ../../src/mechanic/mechanic.fsproj              

and run the console-project

dotnet run --project test/mechanicTests/mechanicTests.fsproj   

init paket

Download paket.bootstrapper, paket.targets and paket.restore.targets from github into a new folder .paket

mkdir .paket
cp ~/Downloads/paket.* .paket

mono .paket/pakete.bootstrapper.exe # download latest paket
echo .paket.paket.exe >> .gitignore

mono .paket\paket.exe init

Edit paket.dependencies, create test/MechanicTests/paket.references and install the dependencies with

mono .paket\paket.exe install