A simple example of how Blazor can be used to build single page applications against a known API - in this case the Pokemon API
See the contents of the LICENSE file for details.
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PokeBlazor is now available on docker hub at gaprogman/pokeblazor. To pull the latest version of the image, run the following command:
docker pull gaprogman/pokeblazor
(the above assumes that you have docker installed and set up on your machine)
To run the image, issue the following command:
docker run -d -p 8080:5000 --name pokeblazor gaprogman/pokeblazor
The above command will:
- Start a new container called
pokeblazor - Run the
gaprogman/pokeblazorimage within it - Detach the terminal from the new container
- Use port 8080 on the host and port 5000 on the container
The following software needs to be installed:
If the sln file is opened with Visual Studio 15.7 or greater, then hitting Ctrl+F5 (or just F5) will start PokeBlazor.Server, which will start the application.
If running from the command line, you will need to cd into the PokeBlazor.Server directory and run:
dotnet runA Dockerfile has been provided, so you can publish and run a container like so. The example below is accessible on http://localhost:8080
docker build -t pokeblazor .
docker run -p 8080:80 pokeblazor