The Particular dotnet new templates makes it easier to bootstrap a variety of common project and code related scenarios.
The 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: netcoreapp3., netcoreapp2., net48, net472, net471, net47, net462, net461
When installing an endpoint created from this template as a service, the --run-as-service parameter must be set on the command line. See Windows Service Installation for details.
ServiceControl Transport Adapter Windows Service
ServiceControl.TransportAdapter is obsolete. Instead, use the NServiceBus..
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
When installing an endpoint created from this template as a service, the --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 ./..