How do I read static or local files in Blazor WebAssembly?
You can read static files by creating HttpClient Get calls. The GetStringAsync method sends a request to the specific URI and returns the response body as a string in an async operation. If you can read local file, you will use ReadAsync() and Encoding.UTF8.GetString() methods. Here is an example: Note: The project mentioned above is designed for reading local text format documents. View Sample in GitHub
How do I create RenderFragment from code in Blazor?
RenderFragment is used to render components or content at run time in Blazor. The RenderFragment class allows you to create the required content or component in a dynamic manner at runtime. In the following code example, the content is created at runtime on OnInitialized. [Index.razor] Refer to “ASP.NET Core Blazor templated components” for more details.
How do I localize the text in a Blazor WebAssembly application?
To localize the text in a Blazor WebAssembly (client-side) app, follow these steps: 1. Create a Blazor WebAssembly project and add the Microsoft.Extensions.Localization NuGet package using NuGet Package Manager. 2. Add the culture resource files in the Shared/ResourceFiles folder and add a drop-down menu to switch between localized text. [CultureDropDown.razor] [MainLayout.razor] 3. Now add the localization configuration and get the current locale’s culture using JSInterop, which is stored in browser window’s local storage. [Program.cs] [index.html] 4. Add the text/content for localization in the Index.razor file. [Index.Razor] 5. By default, Blazor WebAssembly carries minimal globalization resources required to display values, such as dates and currency, in the user’s culture. Applications that must support dynamically changing the culture should configure BlazorWebAssemblyLoadAllGlobalizationData in the project file. [Project file] 6. Run the application. You can download the reference sample here. Please refer to this link for more information.
How do I create a Blazor WebAssembly (client-side) application in a command-line interface (CLI)?
Follow these steps to create a Blazor WebAssembly (client-side) application using a command-line interface (CLI). Create a Blazor WebAssembly App in CLI Open a command prompt where you want your project to be located and run the following command. dotnet new blazorwasm -o BlazorWebAssemblyApp Navigate to Blazor WebAssembly App Run the cd BlazorWebAssemblyApp command to navigate to the BlazorWebAssemblyApp folder. Run the application The dotnet run command runs the application. See the following output in the default browser. Note: If you have installed multiple SDK versions and need a specific framework version (e.g., net5.0, netcoreapp3.1) project, then add the -f flag to the dotnet new blazorwasm command. Refer here for the available flag options. View Sample in GitHub
How to create a Blazor server-side application in a command-line interface (CLI).
Follow these steps to create a Blazor Server application using a command-line interface (CLI). Create a Blazor Server App in CLI Open a command prompt where you want your project to be located and run the following command. .NET CLI dotnet new blazorserver -o BlazorServerApp Navigate to Blazor Server App Run the cd BlazorServerApp command to navigate to the BlazorServerApp folder. Run the apllication. The dotnet run command runs the application. See the following output in the default browser. Note: If you have installed multiple SDK versions and need a specific framework version (e.g., .net7.0) project, then add the -f or –framework flag to the dotnet new blazorserver command. .NET CLI dotnet new blazorserver -o BlazorServerApp –framework net6.0 Refer to this documentation for more details. View Sample in GitHub