This section will get you started in understanding how to use the CodeFactory SDK. In this walk-through we will focus on the following:
- How to create a CodeFactory project
- Understanding how NuGet packages are loaded for CodeFactory
- How to create a CodeFactory command
- How to format a CodeFactory command
- How to consume data from the CodeFactory Framework
- How to create a user interface and display data using CodeFactory
The following is expected to have been completed before beginning this section of guidance.
- You are using Visual Studio 2019 on Windows (Visual Studio on Mac is not supported)
- You have installed CodeFactory for Visual Studio and have activated CodeFactory.
- You have installed the CodeFactory SDK
The walk-through will be grouped in a series of logical exercises that cover each of the above goals of this guidance.
In the first part of the guidance we will create a project and get it ready to build automation.
This will focus on the following:
- How to create a CodeFactory project
- Understanding how NuGet packages are loaded for CodeFactory
- How to create a CodeFactory command
In the second part we will gather information about a Visual Studio project and displaying it to the user in Visual Studio.
This will focus on the following:
- How to format a CodeFactory command
- How to consume data from the CodeFactory Framework
- How to create a user interface and display data from CodeFactory
Once you have completed this set of lessons you can return to guidance by clicking the link below: