On your development machine, you would run dotnet publish -r (i.e. You can add an empty Main() implementation to your project to accommodate it this method will not be called, but is just a requirement in order for dotnet publish to generate a completely standalone app. true and true should be present under.This is required so that the publish process can provide all the native libraries required to create a completely standalone version of your application. It should target the netcoreapp1.x, netcoreapp2.x, netstandard1.6 or netstandard2.0 framework moniker.csproj for your application should meet the following requirements: NET Core SDK and CLI installed, which is a common scenario in production environments. NET Core applications on servers that do not have the. For example, if for a netstandard1.6 project in the c:\DotNet\MyProject directory, you would run something like: set EDGE_APP_ROOT=c:\DotNet\MyProject\bin\Release\netstandard1.6Įdge.js also supports running published. deps.json file must either be in the current working directory that node is executed in or you must specify its directory by setting the EDGE_APP_ROOT environment variable. You must have run the dotnet restore (to restore the dependencies) and dotnet build (to build your project and generate the dependency manifest) commands in that project's directory to generate a. This list of dependencies must also include the Edge.js runtime package and, if you need to be able to dynamically compile your code, the package(s) for the compilers that you plan to use, like Edge.js.CSharp. NET Core SDK and CLI, you must have a project.json file (specification here) that specifies the dependencies for the application. Var helloWorld = edge.func(function () )
var edge = require('edge') +var edge = require('edge-js')
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