Scaffolds DNN extensions, including Modules (Webforms, SPA, and MVC), Persona Bar, Skin Object, Library, Scheduler, and Hotcakes Commerce projects (based on the generator built by Matt Rutledge).
npm install generator-gsndnnC:\Users\yourUsername\AppData\Roaming\npm
bash
npm install -g yo
npm install -g yarn
npm install -g generator-upendodnn
`
Then generate your new project:
`bash
mkdir my-project-name
cd my-project-name
yo upendodnn
`
You're intended to first create the Solution Structure if you haven't yet done so in this directory.
More verbose instructions on how to use this.
Video Overview
* DNN: Building Enterprise & Team Friendly Solutions & Extensions with UpendoDNN
First-Timers: How to Use
First, install the generator using the steps above.
1. Create and navigate to a folder where you wish to begin your new DNN-based solution. (command line example is above)
2. Run yo upendodnn in CMD or Powershell in that folder.
3. For the first time, you'll want to always first choose the Solution Structure scaffold and step through the wizard.
4. Once the solution scaffold is created, run yo upendodnn again to add your other desired DNN projects.
5. After you add the desired solution/project, open the original Solution scaffold in Visual Studio and add the new project to this main solution.
That's it! Now you can begin building your awesome DNN extension(s) as you see fit. Everything is now under one easy to open, run, code, build, and commit to source control solution.
Say hi to Will at DNN Summit and DNN-Connect. :)
Additional Features
By default, the namespace and extension names will be cased using Pascal-casing rules. If you'd like to override this behavior, you can add a -f parameter to the name.
For example, if your company name is abcCompany, the default behavior will change the name to AbcCompany. In most cases, this is the intended behavior. If you enter abcCompany -f`, the namespace or extension name will honor the casing as-is.