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Using the IceRPC .NET project templates
Template installation
The easiest way to create a new project configured for IceRPC is by using a .NET project template. You can install the IceRPC project templates with the following dotnet new command:
dotnet new install IceRpc.TemplatesTemplate list
| Template name | Description |
|---|---|
icerpc-protobuf-client | A project template for creating an IceRPC + Protobuf client console application. |
icerpc-protobuf-server | A project template for creating an IceRPC + Protobuf server console application. |
icerpc-protobuf-di-client | A project template for creating an IceRPC + Protobuf client console application using Microsoft's DI container. |
icerpc-protobuf-di-server | A project template for creating an IceRPC + Protobuf server console application using Microsoft's DI container. |
icerpc-slice-client | A project template for creating an IceRPC + Slice client console application. |
icerpc-slice-server | A project template for creating an IceRPC + Slice server console application. |
icerpc-slice-di-client | A project template for creating an IceRPC + Slice client console application using Microsoft's DI container. |
icerpc-slice-di-server | A project template for creating an IceRPC + Slice server console application using Microsoft's DI container. |
Using the templates
You use the IceRPC templates with the standard dotnet new <template> command. All IceRPC templates offer the following template options:
--no-restore If specified, skips the automatic restore of the project on create. Type: bool Default: false-tr, --transport <quic|tcp> The transport to use for IceRPC connections. Type: choice quic Use the QUIC transport tcp Use the TCP transport Default: tcpFor example, you can create a new project named MyProtobufClient for an IceRPC + Protobuf client application that uses the QUIC transport with the following command:
dotnet new icerpc-protobuf-client -o MyProtobufClient --transport quic