Core development-MVC using the dotnet command to create a controller and view

Use the dotnet command to create a controller and view in ASP. NET Core MVC, previously explained by using Yo to create a controller and view.

Here's a look at the dotnet command to create a controller and view, which is more powerful and more complete.

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Creating an ASP. NET Core Application

dotnet new-t webdotnet restoredotnet Run

Once created, let's add the controller and view.

The dotnet command created using is: dotnet aspnet-codegenerator

Create Controller1. Blank Controller

dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller-name Linezero-outdir Controllers

2. Modify Controller

dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller-name Linezero-actions-outdir Controllers

Command Add one:-actions

3. Adding and deleting +ef Controller

Generate and delete the action and corresponding view of the change.

dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller-name linezerocontroller-m applicationuser-dc applicationdbcontext-outdir Controllers

-M refers to model

-DC refers to DbContext

4.API Controller

dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller-name linezerocontroller-m applicationuser-dc applicationdbcontext-api-outdir Controllers

Adding a-API means generating an API controller

For more commands, refer to help:dotnet aspnet-codegenerator Controller-?

CREATE view

1. Create a View

What action can be specified, create| Edit| delete| details| List, must fill in the corresponding model

dotnet aspnet-codegenerator View Index list-m applicationuser-f-outdir Views\linezero

Here we create a name: The Index action is: List view

-F Overwrite the file if the file exists. dotnet Aspnet-codegenerator The file is not overwritten by default.

More commands can be found in Help:dotnet aspnet-codegenerator view-?

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dotnet Aspnet-codegenerator Source

So where does this command come from? dotnet default is no aspnet-codegenerator

The dependencies node is added as follows:

  "Dependencies": {    ...    " Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Tools ": {      " version ":" 1.0.0-preview2-final ",      " type ":" Build "    },    "MICROSOFT.VISUALSTUDIO.WEB.CODEGENERATORS.MVC": {      "version": "1.0.0-preview2-final",      " Type ":" Build "    }  },

Then add the following in the Tools node:

  "Tools": {    ...    " Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Tools ": {      " version ":" 1.0.0-preview2-final ",      " Imports ": [        " Portable-net45+win8 "      ]    }  },

dotnet Restore

This makes it possible to use dotnet aspnet-codegenerator.

The Web project created above dotnet new can use dotnet Aspnet-codegenerator because the project has already added the corresponding nodes and references to us by default.

If you are developing with VS 2015 under Windows, you will get a better experience.

Using vs 2015 to open a project with dotnet Aspnet-codegenerator, vs automatically expands and adds additional functionality.

In the Project right button will find more add controller, in the Views folder right-click, will add a view.

Choose to add different types of controllers later, which is actually called the dotnet aspnet-codegenerator command.

Core development-MVC using the dotnet command to create a controller and view