Publishing the build results

The easiest way to publish the build results is to use the Visual Studio publish menu on your project. This will allow to use all the features provided by the standard experience, as described in the Deploy to Azure App Service.

In the command line, to publish the app, use the following:

dotnet publish

The app will be located in the bin/Release/net9.0/publish/wwwroot folder. More information about dotnet publish can be found in the Microsoft docs.

Localization publishing

By default, the .NET runtime does not load all resource assemblies, but if you want to load all resources regardless of the user's culture, you can add the following to your project file:

<PropertyGroup>
    <WasmShellLoadAllSatelliteResources>true</WasmShellLoadAllSatelliteResources>
</PropertyGroup>

Integration with ASP.NET Core

ASP.NET Core hosting is supported through the Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap.Server package.

In order to host an Uno Platform App, you'll need to the following:

• Create an ASP.NET Core Web API project (call it MyApp.Server). You may need to disable swagger for the index.html to be served properly.

• Add a NuGet reference to Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap.Server

• In your Program.cs startup, add the following to setup your WebApplication instance:

  using Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap.Server;
  ...
  app.UseUnoFrameworkFiles();
  app.MapFallbackToFile("index.html");
  

• Add a project reference to the Wasm project

• Build and deploy MyApp.Server