A prototypical .NET solution scaffolding tool with a build process for F# projects.
ProjectScaffold is a scaffolding tool that creates a prototypical .NET solution with a predefined file system layout and build process. It automates tasks like compiling code, running tests, generating documentation, and packaging NuGet releases, specifically tailored for F# projects to ensure best practices and consistency.
F# developers and .NET teams looking to standardize project structures and automate build and release workflows.
It offers a ready-to-use, convention-based setup that reduces initial configuration time, enforces consistent project organization, and integrates essential tooling for documentation and packaging out of the box.
A prototypical .NET solution (file system layout and tooling), recommended for F# projects
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Automates tasks like updating AssemblyInfo files, compiling applications, and running tests, reducing manual configuration effort as highlighted in the README.
Generates API docs from XML tags and documentation from Markdown files, streamlining documentation workflows for consistent project output.
Enables a one-step release workflow for generating NuGet packages and deployments, simplifying distribution and maintenance.
Includes dedicated build scripts for Windows and Unix systems, ensuring compatibility and reducing setup friction across operating systems.
Requires a local git installation, adding an extra setup step and potential barrier in environments where git is not standard or preferred.
Tailored specifically for F# projects, making it less suitable for C# or mixed-language solutions without significant adaptation or workarounds.
Migrating existing projects involves manual steps and risks losing git history, as noted in the README's migration tips, which can be error-prone.