The official repo link is here, but I would get latest on the template repo
dotnet new -i aurelia.dotnet.templates
Then pull the code from here. Include this project into your solution and remove the nuget reference to aurelia.dotnet.
Change the line here in the imported Aurelia.DotNet project to 2.1 and also change the netcoreapp2.2 to netcoreapp2.1 here
This was recently released so I didn’t plan on back porting it, but we will be 2.2+ compliant.
So I wound up installing 2.0 SDK – just seemed easier.
I did dotnet new aurelia --secure. Not a big deal, but I didn’t see any references to SignalR like you mentioned. Is that something that is just in the plans or is there some other switch that needs to be included to add that to the project?
option will be added in the next day or so --signalR (generates a hub and client side code)
@brandonseydel So I have (with your help) worked through some other issues I was having with this, but I have a question on the --secure option.
It appears the Aurelia side of the app is just an empty hello world skeleton, is that suppose to have the security templated out as well or is it just the controller in the .net core app? (ie, login/out etc…)