For PCLs we can't just have a framework version, we need something more advanced allowing users to turn platforms on and off

We should add mocha test cases like [generator-aspnet](https://github.com/OmniSharp/generator-aspnet) has.

When @spboyer implemented the test cases initially he found a bunch of issues. I think we should get this project started off on the right foot and have the test cases in place so that users don't run into the issues that @spboyer found while implementing the mocha test cases.

@SamuelEnglard you can take a look at the existing generator-aspnet test cases, and if have questions please reach out to @spboyer.

We should add the following sub-generators (item templates) for the initial release.

• New class
• New interface
• app.config
• AssemblyInfo.cs (called Assembly Information File in VS New Item dialog)
• Resource File
• xUnit test case

For the items above all should be equivalent to VS2015 New Item dialog. For xUnit we can base the content off their getting started guide at http://xunit.github.io/docs/getting-started.html#write-first-tests.

For info on how to implement the sub-generators you can see the generator-aspnet sub-generators at https://github.com/OmniSharp/generator-aspnet.

Ideally each PR will have mocha test cases that cover the additions. For examples on how to implement this see the tests in generator-aspnet https://github.com/OmniSharp/generator-aspnet/tree/master/test.

We should add wiki pages for the following.

• How to contribute
• How to release the generators

We should add a generator to enable creating a portable class library. It should be equivalent to the PCL project template in VS2015.

Ideally each PR will have mocha test cases that cover the additions. For examples on how to implement this see the tests in generator-aspnet https://github.com/OmniSharp/generator-aspnet/tree/master/test.

We recently got started on this project and for the initial release we are thinking to have the following content below.

Generators (project templates)

• Class library
• Portable class library
• Console app
• xUnit test project

Sub-generators (item templates)

• New Class
• New Interface
• app.config
• AssemblyInfo.cs
• Resource file
• xUnit test case

I'd like to find out what you think is missing here and how we can make this better.

Hi,

With the release of Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 and the "Script Mode" I think it will be great to have a startup for a C# Script into the generator.

Are you accepting Pull Requests?

We should add a xUnit Test generator.

The reason why we are using xUnit instead of MSTest here is because xUnit is very popular on xplat and is gaining ground in Windows as well IMO.

Here is a link which describes how to create a new xUnit project from a class library project http://xunit.github.io/docs/getting-started.html.

Ideally each PR will have mocha test cases that cover the additions. For examples on how to implement this see the tests in generator-aspnet https://github.com/OmniSharp/generator-aspnet/tree/master/test.

In #12 we are discussing the idea of having a switch `--fx`` where users can specify the target framework version for the created project.

If passed the value would simply populate the <TargetFramework> element in the .csproj file. This would be similar to the --gulp option available in the asp.net 5 yo generators.

Thoughts?