Create project

Create a new project using dotnet new command:

dotnet new bit-bp

Note: bit project templates accept the following parameters:

--name (default is current folder name)
--api defaults to true: '--api true' adds support for aspnetcore identity, webapi, odata, ef core and fluent email.
--database default to SqlServer among following options: SqlServer Sqlite, Other
--captcha default to reCaptcha among following options: reCaptcha None
--pipeline default to GitHub among the following options: GitHub, Azure (AzureDevOps pipelines), None
--sample default to None among the following options: Admin, Todo, None
--offlineDb defaults to false: '--offlineDb true' adds sqlite database support to the client mobile, web and desktop apps
--windows default to false: '--windows true' adds support for exe output for windows 7+
--appInsights defaults to false: '--appInsights true' adds support for Azure application insights in all clients (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Web)

Examples:

1- Create a cross-platform AdminPanel app for mobile, desktop and web with Azure DevOps pipelines and a SqlServer database:

dotnet new bit-bp --name MyAdminPanel --database SqlServer --pipeline Azure --sample Admin

2- Create a cross-platform Todo app for mobile, desktop and web with GitHub Actions and a SQLite database:

dotnet new bit-bp --name MyTodoApp --database Sqlite --pipeline GitHub --sample Todo

3- Create a mobile, desktop and web app without sample pages, integrating GitHub Actions and a SQL Server database:

dotnet new bit-bp --name MyCompany.MyApp --database SqlServer --pipeline GitHub --sample None

4- Create an offline capable mobile, desktop and web app:

dotnet new bit-bp --name MyCompany.MyApp --database SqlServer --pipeline GitHub --sample None --offlineDb

Note: We recommend to create the project in a path that is not too long without space character in the folder names.

Note: In second window of create new project modal, make sure to check Place solution and project in the same directory checkbox.