A Yeoman generator for scaffolding ASP.NET Core projects, including web apps, APIs, console apps, and class libraries.
generator-aspnet is a Yeoman generator that automates the creation of ASP.NET Core project templates. It provides a command-line wizard to scaffold various types of .NET Core applications, such as web apps, APIs, console applications, and class libraries, reducing manual setup time. The tool supports both C# and F# languages, along with different UI frameworks and testing libraries.
ASP.NET Core developers who want to quickly bootstrap new projects using a familiar Yeoman-based workflow, especially those working in environments where Node.js tooling is prevalent.
It offers a streamlined, interactive way to generate .NET Core projects with support for multiple languages and frameworks, bridging the gap between .NET and Node.js ecosystems. Developers choose it for its ease of use and comprehensive template options, though it has been archived in favor of `dotnet new`.
yo generator for ASP.NET Core
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Supports both C# and F# for various project types, including web apps, APIs, and console applications, as shown in the template list with specific F# options like fsharp_webapi.
Offers a wide range of project templates from empty web apps to test projects with MSTest and xUnit, covering common ASP.NET Core use cases as detailed in the README.
Enables automation via command-line arguments for batch project generation, exemplified by usage examples like `yo aspnet mvcbasic 'my app' semantic`.
Provides options for Bootstrap and Semantic UI frameworks in web projects, allowing flexible frontend styling choices directly from the generator.
The project is explicitly archived with no updates or support, as the README states it should be replaced by `dotnet new`, making it risky for current development.
Requires Node.js, Yeoman, and Bower installation, adding complexity and potential version conflicts compared to the self-contained .NET SDK tools.
Based on .NET Core 1.0 SDK RC4, it lacks support for newer .NET releases and modern features, rendering it obsolete for contemporary projects.