Welcome to DotNetBrowser QuickStart

This repository contains the examples for the Quick Start guide.

Prerequisites

Make sure your environment meets the software and hardware requirements. Additionally, .NET 6 SDK or higher must be installed.

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Clone this repository using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/TeamDev-IP/DotNetBrowser-QuickStart

Build and run

Open the command line and run the following commands:

dotnet tool restore
dotnet cake --lang="csharp" --ui="wpf" --license-key="your_license_key"

Arguments

• --license-key Required. The license key used for launching the application.
• --lang Optional. Can be either csharp or vbnet. The default value is csharp.
• --ui Optional. Can be either console, wpf, winforms or avalonia. The default value is console.

Development container

This repository contains the development container (devcontainer) configuration that can be used to easily create a Linux-based development environment and work with DotNetBrowser there.

You can use GitHub Codespaces or any of the supported tools to create a devcontainer and work with it. After the container is ready and the post-create command is executed, you can build and run the console example:

dotnet tool restore
dotnet cake --lang="csharp" --ui="console" --license-key="your_license_key"

Note: Development container is a headless Linux environment, and these environments do not support WPF or Windows Forms. Therefore, only the console example can be used.