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Unit Testing Blazor Components with xUnit and bUnit Setting Up a Unit Test Project for Blazor Let's create unit tests for a Blazor application. In the provided code sample, you'll find a test solution. Open it with your preferred editor. The solution should look familiar, containing Counter and FetchData components that use IWeatherService to r ...

Understanding Blazor Components Every Razor file in Blazor represents a component. That's the fundamental concept! A Blazor Razor file contains markup and can include C# code within an @code section. Each page in our application is essentially a component, and these components can be composed by nesting other components within them. Any class t ...

Introduction to Razor Syntax Blazor, a portmanteau of Browser and Razor, leverages the Razor templating syntax for component development. Understanding Razor is key to mastering Blazor. Razor allows embedding code within templates, enabling dynamic content generation for HTML, code, and other formats. Initially introduced with ASP.NET MVC, Razo ...

Setting Up the Project Create a new Blazor WebAssembly App and name it BlazorTSInterop. Select .NET 6.0 client-only with no authentication and no PWA support. Run the application in hot reload mode with CTRL+F5. The template includes counter and fetch data pages that won't be needed for this demonstration. We'll work exclusively with the home p ...

Scaffolding the Project with the .NET CLITo create a new hosted Blazor WebAssembly project using the command line, open a terminal and navigate to your desired output directory. Execute the following command, which specifies the blazorwasm template, includes the --hosted flag to generate an accompanying ASP.NET Core server project, and outputs ...