Avalonia Templates for `dotnet new`

For more information about dotnet new templates see here.

Installing the templates

Run from a command line:

dotnet new -i Avalonia.Templates

The templates should now be available in dotnet:

Templates                              Short Name                 Language    Tags
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Avalonia .NET Core App                 avalonia.app               [C#],F#     ui/xaml/avalonia/avaloniaui
Avalonia .NET Core MVVM App            avalonia.mvvm              [C#],F#     ui/xaml/avalonia/avaloniaui
Avalonia Cross Platform Application    avalonia.xplat             [C#]        ui/xaml/avalonia/avaloniaui
Avalonia Resource Dictionary           avalonia.resource                      ui/xaml/avalonia/avaloniaui
Avalonia Styles                        avalonia.styles                        ui/xaml/avalonia/avaloniaui
Avalonia TemplatedControl              avalonia.templatedcontrol  [C#]        ui/xaml/avalonia/avaloniaui
Avalonia UserControl                   avalonia.usercontrol       [C#],F#     ui/xaml/avalonia/avaloniaui
Avalonia Window                        avalonia.window            [C#],F#     ui/xaml/avalonia/avaloniaui

Note:

By default dotnet CLI would create a C# template,if you want to create F# template you will need to add -lang F# to the end of the command.

Creating a new MVVM Application

MVVM is the recommended pattern for creating Avalonia applications. The MVVM application template uses ReactiveUI to ease building applications with complex interactions.

To create a new MVVM application called MyApp in its own subdirectory, run:

dotnet new avalonia.mvvm -o MyApp

Creating a new Cross-Platform application

To create a new Cross-Platform application in its own subdirectory, run:

dotnet new avalonia.xplat

Note: This type of template allows you to create an application that will work on Desktop, Browser (preview) and Mobile (iOS & Android) (preview).

Creating a new Application

To create a new barebones application called MyApp in its own subdirectory, run:

dotnet new avalonia.app -o MyApp

Creating a new Window

To create a new Window called MyNewWindow, in the namespace MyApp run:

dotnet new avalonia.window -na MyApp -n MyNewWindow

Creating a new UserControl

To create a new UserControl called MyNewView, in the namespace MyApp run:

dotnet new avalonia.usercontrol -na MyApp -n MyNewView

Creating a new Styles list

To create a new Styles list called MyStyles, run:

dotnet new avalonia.styles -n MyStyles

Creating a new ResourceDictionary

To create a new ResourceDictionary called MyResources, run:

dotnet new avalonia.resource -n MyResources

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Avalonia Templates for `dotnet new`

Installing the templates

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Creating a new Cross-Platform application

Creating a new Application

Creating a new Window

Creating a new UserControl

Creating a new Styles list

Creating a new ResourceDictionary

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Creating a new Application

Creating a new Window

Creating a new UserControl

Creating a new Styles list

Creating a new ResourceDictionary

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