public static CommandLineApplication Create(ref string[] args)
{
EnsureValidDispatchRecipient(ref args);
var app = new CommandLineApplication()
{
// Technically, the real "dotnet-ef.dll" is in Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools,
// but this name is what the help usage displays
Name = "dotnet ef",
FullName = "Entity Framework .NET Core CLI Commands"
};
app.HelpOption();
app.VerboseOption();
app.VersionOption(GetVersion);
var commonOptions = new CommonCommandOptions
{
// required
Assembly = app.Option(AssemblyOptionTemplate + " <ASSEMBLY>",
"The assembly file to load."),
// optional
StartupAssembly = app.Option(StartupAssemblyOptionTemplate + " <ASSEMBLY>",
"The assembly file containing the startup class."),
DataDirectory = app.Option(DataDirectoryOptionTemplate + " <DIR>",
"The folder used as the data directory (defaults to current working directory)."),
ProjectDirectory = app.Option(ProjectDirectoryOptionTemplate + " <DIR>",
"The folder used as the project directory (defaults to current working directory)."),
ContentRootPath = app.Option(ContentRootPathOptionTemplate + " <DIR>",
"The folder used as the content root path for the application (defaults to application base directory)."),
RootNamespace = app.Option(RootNamespaceOptionTemplate + " <NAMESPACE>",
"The root namespace of the target project (defaults to the project assembly name).")
};
app.Command("database", c => DatabaseCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.Command("dbcontext", c => DbContextCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.Command("migrations", c => MigrationsCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.OnExecute(
() =>
{
WriteLogo();
app.ShowHelp();
});
return(app);
}
public static CommandLineApplication Create()
{
var app = new CommandLineApplication()
{
Name = GetToolName(),
FullName = "Entity Framework .NET Core CLI Commands"
};
app.HelpOption();
app.VerboseOption();
app.VersionOption(GetVersion);
var commonOptions = new CommonCommandOptions
{
Framework = app.Option(FrameworkOptionTemplate + " <FRAMEWORK>",
"Target framework to load",
CommandOptionType.SingleValue),
Configuration = app.Option(ConfigOptionTemplate + " <CONFIGURATION>",
"Configuration under which to load",
CommandOptionType.SingleValue),
BuildBasePath = app.Option(BuildBasePathOptionTemplate + " <OUTPUT_DIR>",
"Directory in which to find temporary outputs",
CommandOptionType.SingleValue),
NoBuild = app.Option(NoBuildOptionTemplate,
"Do not build before executing",
CommandOptionType.NoValue)
};
app.Command("database", c => DatabaseCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.Command("dbcontext", c => DbContextCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.Command("migrations", c => MigrationsCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.OnExecute(
() =>
{
WriteLogo();
app.ShowHelp();
});
return(app);
}
public static CommandLineApplication Create()
{
var app = new CommandLineApplication()
{
// Technically, the real "dotnet-ef.dll" is in Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools,
// but this name is what the help usage displays
Name = "dotnet ef",
FullName = "Entity Framework .NET Core CLI Commands"
};
app.HelpOption();
app.VerboseOption();
app.VersionOption(GetVersion);
var commonOptions = new CommonCommandOptions
{
Framework = app.Option(FrameworkOptionTemplate + " <FRAMEWORK>",
"Target framework to load",
CommandOptionType.SingleValue),
Configuration = app.Option(ConfigOptionTemplate + " <CONFIGURATION>",
"Configuration under which to load",
CommandOptionType.SingleValue)
};
app.Command("database", c => DatabaseCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.Command("dbcontext", c => DbContextCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.Command("migrations", c => MigrationsCommand.Configure(c, commonOptions));
app.OnExecute(
() =>
{
WriteLogo();
app.ShowHelp();
});
return(app);
}
