The Particular dotnet new templates makes it easier to bootstrap a variety of common project and code related scenarios.
dotnet new command creates a new project, configuration file, or solution based on the specified template. The command provides a convenient way to initialize a valid SDK-style project. The command calls the template engine to create the artifacts on disk based on the specified template and options. More information is available in the dotnet-new documentation.Installation
Install using the following command:
dotnet new install ParticularTemplates
NServiceBus Windows Service
This template makes it easier to create a Windows Service host for an NServiceBus endpoint.
The template can be used via the following command:
dotnet new nsbwinservice --name MyWindowsService
This will create a new directory named MyWindowsService containing a Windows Service . also named MyWindowsService.
To add to an existing solution:
dotnet new nsbwinservice --name MyWindowsService
dotnet sln add "MyWindowsService/MyWindowsService.csproj"
Options
dotnet new nsbwinservice --help
Target Framework
The target framework for the project.
-f|--framework
Default: net462
Supported: net471, net47, net462, net461, net452
--run-as-service parameter must be set on the command line. See Windows Service Installation for details.ServiceControl Transport Adapter Windows Service
NServiceBus.Transport.Bridge.This template makes it easier to create a Windows Service host for a ServiceControl Transport Adapter.
The template can be used via the following command:
dotnet new scadapterwinservice --name MyAdapter
This will create a new directory named MyAdapter containing a windows service . also named MyAdapter.
To add to an existing solution:
dotnet new scadapterwinservice --name MyAdapter
dotnet sln add "MyAdapter/MyAdapter.csproj"
Options
dotnet new scadapterwinservice --help
partial: target-framework
--run-as-service parameter must be set on the command line. See Windows Service Installation for details.NServiceBus Docker Container
This template makes it easier to create a Docker container host for an NServiceBus endpoint. The template follows the approach outlined in Docker Container Host.
The template can be used via the following command:
dotnet new nsbdockercontainer --name MyEndpoint
This will create a new directory named MyEndpoint containing a . also named MyEndpoint.
To add to an existing solution:
dotnet new nsbdockercontainer --name MyEndpoint
dotnet sln add "MyEndpoint/MyEndpoint.csproj"
To build the Docker image, open the command line, change to the directory containing the endpoint's ., and run the following command:
docker build -f Dockerfile -t MyEndpoint ./..