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Development

This guide provides information on how to setup development environment on local machine.

It assumes no local tools and empty Windows 10 OS.

Prerequisites

  1. Windows 10 1703 or later
  2. Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 community edition or higher, with the following workloads:
    • .NET desktop development
    • .NET Framework 4.8 SDK
    • Windows 10 SDK 10.0.17763.0
  3. .NET Framework 4.8 Dev Pack

The build task Deps automates entire installation locally (except OS). More details on running tasks are given bellow.

Build

Manual

  1. Clone repository: git clone https://github.com/VShawn/PRemoteM
  2. Open PRM.sln in Visual Studio 2019
  3. Restore all NuGet packages

Now you can build solution.

Command line

Build is automated using Invoke-Build PowerShell module which is included in the repository, but can be also installed in the system.

For convenience, set alias to it - open administrative PowerShell, go to repository root and run Set-Alias ib $pwd\Invoke-Build.ps1.

Run ib ? to get list of available tasks (anywhere in the repository directory hierarchy):

PS C:\Projects\PRemoteM> ib ?

Name           Jobs Synopsis
----           ---- --------
Deps           {}   Ensure local dependencies
Build          {}   Build the application
BuildInSandbox {}   Build in Windows Sandbox
Clean          {}   Clean generated data

Tasks are defined in the prm.build.ps1 PowerShell script.

For example, to clean any existing builds and then build fresh PRemoteM as portable Win32 application invoke:

ib Clean, Build -aReleaseType R2Win32

# Equivalent without setting alias, must be run in root of the repository
./Invoke-Build.ps1 Clean, Build -aReleaseType R2Win32

# Equivalent with system install of Invoke-Build
Invoke-Build Clean, Build -aReleaseType R2Win32

Please check out invoke-build package notes on how to enable task auto completion and other tips.

Task BuildInSandbox starts Windows Sandbox and executes ib Deps, Build tasks. This takes some time (~20 minutes) as all dependencies are downloaded from the Internet and installed, using Chocolatey package manager, but it guaranties pristine environment. Note that when you close the sandbox entire environment is gone.