DevExpress.Blazor.ProjectTemplates 25.1.3

DevExpress Blazor Templates

What's Included

This NuGet package contains project templates you can use with the DevExpress Blazor components.

Common

• ASP.NET Core Blazor Application: dx.blazor - Creates a web (Blazor) application with DevExpress Blazor components and themes/styles. The application mimics the Microsoft Blazor template and supports Render Modes (Auto, Server, WebAssembly) and ASP.NET Core Identity and Token-based authentication.

Reporting & Data Analytics

• ASP.NET Core Blazor Reporting Application: dx.blazor.reporting - Creates a web (Blazor Server or Blazor WebAssembly) application that displays a Report Viewer (JavaScript-Based or Native version) and/or an End-User Report Designer. The backend defines a pre-built tabular report bound to sample data (SQL, Object, or JSON). The application includes ready-to-use Docker files for deployment in Linux-based environments.

Hybrid & Enterprise Development

• .NET MAUI Blazor Hybrid and Web Application: dx.blazor.maui - Creates a .NET MAUI Blazor Hybrid application with a Blazor Web project with DevExpress Blazor components and themes. This project emulates the Microsoft .NET MAUI Blazor Hybrid template and is designed to provide a cohesive UI.

How to Install the Package

To download and install the package, run the following command in the Command Prompt or the Terminal Window:

dotnet new install DevExpress.Blazor.ProjectTemplates

How to Create a Project

Once the package is installed, included project templates appear in the New Project wizard in your IDE. Use the "DevExpress" keyword to find all installed templates.

To create a new project in the CLI, execute the dotnet new <template> command. For example:

dotnet new dx.blazor --help
dotnet new dx.blazor -n MyProjectName

To ensure that your project can access the required DevExpress NuGet packages, run the DevExpress Unified Component Installer or register the online DevExpress NuGet Feed in your IDE / CLI (if you have not done so yet). For additional information, review the following:

• Choose Between Offline and Online DevExpress NuGet Feeds | Start a 30-Day Trial Period
• Install NuGet Packages in Visual Studio, VS Code, and Rider | Install NuGet Packages with Command Line Interface (CLI) Tools

NOTE: Currently, the rich design-time functionality for DevExpress UI components (designers, project wizards, etc.) is only available in the Visual Studio IDE for Windows and requires the DevExpress Unified Component Installer. In other IDEs, standard design-time support for UI platforms may not be available.

How to Get Started

To get started with DevExpress Blazor components, refer to the following help topic Blazor Get Started.