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FunctionsAsWebProject

Example of a Bot Service instance in a web app project for Azure Functions use

Prerequisites

Install the Azure Functions CLI, either through Visual Studio Tools for Azure Functions or the Azure Functions CLI from npm azure-functions-cli.

Local debugging in Visual Studio

Since the project is a Web App, by default F5 will launch IIS Express. With a few simple changes to the project settings, you can run the Azure Functions CLI and attach a debugger:

  • Right-click FunctionsAsWebProject and open Properties.

  • In the Web tab, choose Start External Program

  • For the program path, enter the path to func.exe for the Azure Functions CLI.

    • If you've installed the Visual Studio Tools for Azure Functions, the path will look something like C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Azure.Functions.Cli\1.0.0-beta.93\func.exe
    • If you've installed the Azure Functions CLI through NPM, the path will be something like C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\azure-functions-cli\bin\func.exe
  • For Command line arguments set host start

  • For Working directory, specify the root of the project CoderCardsWebsite on your machine.

Start external program settings

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