scriptboris / dotnet.meteor

A VSCode extension that can run and debug .NET apps (based on Clancey VSCode.Comet)

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Overview

 The .NET Meteor allows you to build, debug .NET 6 / .NET 7 apps and deploy them to devices or emulators.

• Cross-Platform
  You can use this extension in the Windows, MacOS, and Linux operation systems.

• XAML IntelliSense
  The extension provides you with a basic XAML syntax highlighting and shows snippets for .NET MAUI / third-party controls (it's necessary to build your project first).

• MAUI Blazor Support
  The extension allows you to build and debug MAUI Blazor apps (including the .razor files).

• Multiple Folders in a Workspace
  You can use muliple folders in your workspace and change the current running project.

• F# support
  Your can build and debug projects, written in the F# language.

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Run the Application

1. Open a project's folder.
2. Open the Run and Debug VSCode tab and click the create a launch.json file.
3. In the opened panel, select the .NET Meteor Debugger.
4. In the status bar, select a project (if your opened folder contains several projects) and a configuration (the debug is the default).
5. In the status bar, click the device name and select a target device/emulator from the opened panel.
6. Press F5 to debug the application or ctrl + F5 to launch the application without debugging.
7. Enjoy!

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Compatibility

 The following table lists supported .NET target platforms and their capabilities:

Application Type	Build and Run	Debugging
WinUI	✅	❌
Android	✅	✅
iOS	✅	✅
MacCatalyst	✅	✅

 You can debug WinUI apps using the C# VSCode extension with attaching the .NET Core Debugger.

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About the Author

 I'm Nikita Romanov, a passionate programming enthusiast with a focus on .NET MAUI. I work with an amazing team at DevExpress to make the lives of developers around us easier. Our team is dedicated to creating a comprehensive mobile component suite for .NET MAUI which is currently available free-of-charge. In my free time, I work on my hobby project, DotNet.Meteor, which is always open to feedback and contributions. Feel free to share your thoughts with me, and let's make the .NET MAUI community even better together!