Day-4: DOT NET Core CLI Commands with Examples

Day-4: DOT NET Core CLI Commands with Examples
In this video, we are going to discuss DOT NET Core CLI Commands with Examples. The .NET Command-Line Interface (CLI) is a cross-platform tool for developing, building, running, and publishing. The .NET Core CLI (Command Line Interface) is a new cross-platform tool that is used for creating, restoring packages, building, running, and publishing ASP.NET Core Applications. The .NET Core CLI command for any kind of web application uses Out of Process hosting i.e. it uses the Kestrel server to run the application.

1. The Visual studio internally uses this CLI to restore, publish and build the application.
2. Other higher-level IDEs, editors, and tools, for example, Visual Studio Code uses these CLI Commands to create, restore, publish, and run .NET Core applications.
3. .NET applications. The Dot Net CLI is installed along with the .NET SDK.We don’t require to install it on our development machine separately.
4. To verify, whether the DOT NET CLI is installed or not on our local machine, open command prompt (Windows), terminal (Linux) and type "dotnet" and press enter. If it displays usage and helps options means the .NET Core CLI is installed properly.

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ASP.NET Core Command Line Interface
.NET Core CLI Command Structure
How to get all the .NET Core Commands
Project Modification Commands
Advanced Command
Create a New Project using the .NET Core CLI Command
Creating a Console Application using .NET Core CLI
Add Package Reference using .NET Core CLI Command
Remove Package Reference using .NET Core CLI Command
Restore Packages using .NET Core CLI Command
Build Project using .NET Core CLI Command
Run .NET Core Project using .NET Core CLI Command

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