OptiScaffold 1.0.0

OptiScaffold

Create new Optimizely blocks & pages with ease, in a simple to used CLI.

⚡️ Quick start

Install via your favorite terminal: dotnet tool install --global OptiScaffold

⚙️ How to use

init

Run the optiscaffolder init command at the root of your project. This creates an opti.scaf file that contains all the variables needed to scaffold your blocks/pages.

The following parameters are required when running the optiscaffolder init command:

-n - The namespace root of all pages/blocks. It is recommended to use feature folders in your Optimizely solution so a good example would be: "SomeCompany.Web.Features". Note that "Blocks" and "Pages" will dynamically be added to this namespace when writing files so do not include them in this parameter.

-b - The fully qualified class name of the block abstract class base, for example: "SomeCompany.Web.Features.Shared.Blocks.SharedBlockData".

-p - The fully qualified class name of the page abstract class base, for example: "SomeCompany.Web.Features.Shared.Pages.SharedPageData".

--blockVm - The fully qualified class name of base block view model, for example: "SomeCompany.Web.Features.Shared.BlockViewModel".

--pagevm - The fully qualified class name of base page view model, for example: "SomeCompany.Web.Features.Shared.ContentViewModel".

In the above examples, the command would be:

optiscaffolder init -n SomeCompany.Web.Features -b SomeCompany.Web.Features.Shared.Blocks.SharedBlockData -p SomeCompany.Web.Features.Shared.Pages.SharedPageData --blockvm SomeCompany.Web.Features.Shared.BlockViewModel --pagevm SomeCompany.Web.Features.Shared.ContentViewModel

block

Run the optiscaffolder block command in the directory you wish to scaffold a new block in. This will scaffold out all the files needed for a new block, along with creating a new GUID on the block file.

The block verb accepts the following required parameters:

-n | --class - The name of the C# class to create, for example: TestBlock. Note that no whitespace is allowed in this parameter.

-c | --cmsname - The name that you want to appear as the "DisplayName" in CMS, for example: "Test Block". Spaces are allowed here.

In the above examples, the command would be:

optiscaffolder block -n TestBlock -c "Test Block"

page

Run the optiscaffolder page command in the directory you wish to scaffold a new page in. This will scaffold out all the files needed for a new page, along with creating a new GUID on the page file.

The page verb accepts the following required parameters:

-n | --class - The name of the C# class to create, for example: TestPage. Note that no whitespace is allowed in this parameter.

-c | --cmsname - The name that you want to appear as the "DisplayName" in CMS, for example: "Test Page". Spaces are allowed here.

In the above examples, the command would be:

optiscaffolder page -n TestPage -c "Test Page"