In the guidance section you will find walk-through tutorials on how to use different aspects of the CodeFactory environment.
The following will help with installation and configuration of CodeFactory
This will provide step-by-step instructions for installing CodeFactory itself and loading your license key.
Install CodeFactory for Visual Studio
This will provide step-by-step instruction for installing the CodeFactory SDK.
The following will provide guidance on how to setup and author your own automation using CodeFactory
Guidance for creating a new project and displaying the name of a hosted project. 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
- 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
Guidance and walk-through for automation that supports a ASP.Net core web project. This will focus on the following:
- Usage of project commands
- Usage of project references
- Usage of project folders
- Usage of C# document commands
- Usage of meta data from C# models
- Creation of code files
- Formatting of source code
- Injection of source code within documents
- Replacement of source code within documents
- Dependency Injection Management at a Project Level
- Auto-implementation of interface members on implementing classes
- Bounds checking logic automatically added to generated methods
- Auto-injection of logging for created interface members if Microsoft.Extensions.Logging is referenced at the project level
This link will take you to the overview of the CodeFactory platform.