Currently there are two main projects and a "WebApp" that serves as a demo playground.

• ElectronNET.API: Defines the Electron / .NET API bridge
• ElectronNET.CLI: Responsible for the dotnet "electronize" tooling.

Both projects create their own nuget package. The resulting nuget packages are saved under "/artifacts".

Currently the packages are just build with version 1.0.0 on your machine. NuGet might pick the wrong version from its own cache, so please read the dev notes if you want to develop!

ElectronNET.WebApp:

The WebApp now has referenced the API NuGet package and via the .csproj reference the CLI:

<ItemGroup>
   <DotNetCliToolReference Include="ElectronNET.CLI" Version="*" />
</ItemGroup>

(at least for the CLI extension)

• Change something in the CLI project
• use ".\devCleanup.cmd" inside the CLI project
• use "dotnet build"
• use "dotnet restore" in the target application

Problem:

NuGet Caches the CLI extensions (on Windows: %userprofile%.nuget\packages)