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WPF Project Template

WPFTemplate is a simple project template for new C# WPF projects that allows you to quickly get a WPF project up and running. Out of the box, it has the following features ready to use:

  • Data binding using the MVVM coding style (basic implementation for INotifyPropertyChanged)
  • A templated RelayCommand class for data binding for Button Commands.
  • Example of pushing and popping views using MVVM

Using WPF Template

  1. Clone the project or use this project as a template
  2. Go into the Project properties for WPFTemplate and change the Assembly name and Default namespace (Right click the WPFTemplate project in Solution Explorer and click Properties)
  3. Rename the project itself (Right click the WPFTemplate project in Solution Explorer and choose Rename)
  4. Rename the solution (Right click the WPFTemplate solution in Solution Explorer and choose Rename)
  5. Open any .cs file, right click the WPFTemplate namespace word, and choose Rename to rename the namespace throughout your project
  6. Open AssemblyInfo.cs (under Properties) and rename the AssemblyTitle and AssemblyProduct
  7. Close the solution in Visual Studio
  8. Open the project's file location on disk and rename WPFTemplate
  9. Open the .sln file in your favorite text editor and replace WPFTemplate to the folder name from the previous step
  10. Go through each of the views.xaml files and App.xaml and replace the WPFTemplate name with your new namespace
  11. Change license and other materials as necessary!

You may also want to delete the .git folder (if you cloned the project) and run git init and git add . to avoid any trouble with the fact that you cloned an existing project.

Is it annoying to have to do all that? Yup. Does it take too long? Nope. Perhaps someday we'll be able to automate the process or provide an actual VS-compatible project template :)

Can I help contribute?

Glad you asked! There are always things that can be done on an open-source project: fix bugs, add new features, and more! Check out the issues tab of this repository and take a look at what bugs have been reported and which features have been requested. If you'd like to request a feature or file a bug, by all means, please do so!

License

MIT License. Thanks for using this template!