.NET MAUI All-in-One Templates Pack

Project and Item Templates for .NET MAUI App that runs on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Tizen

This repository is to host the .NET MAUI Project Templates, Item Templates, and Code Snippets.

Join me on Developer Thoughts, an exclusive blog for .NET MAUI and Blazor, for articles on working with these templates and much more.

We all know that .NET MAUI is an evolution of Xamarin.Forms.

Release Details:

Channel	.NET MAUI Version	IDE Version	Release Date	Remarks
Stable	.NET 6 SR11 (6.0.553)	VS2022 17.4.x - 17.8.x	Tue, Apr 25, 2023	Out of Support
Stable	.NET 7 SR10 (7.0.101)	VS2022 17.4.x - 17.9.x	Tue, Nov 7, 2023	Out of Support
Stable	.NET 8 SR10 (8.0.100) Requires JDK 17 and Android SDK 34 Requires Apple Xcode 15.4 and Supports Apple Xcode 16	VS2022 17.12.x	Tue, Nov 12, 2024	Active
Stable	.NET 9 SR1.2 (9.0.12) Requires JDK 17 and Android SDK 35 Requires Apple Xcode 16	VS2022 17.13 Preview 1.0	Tue, Dec 3, 2024	Active

Version History and its dependencies are here.

Use the below commands to verify the version installed:

dotnet --version

dotnet workload list

And to install a workload, run the following command:

On Windows, this is to be executed on an elevated prompt:

dotnet workload install maui

On macOS:

sudo dotnet workload install maui

On Linux (Only Android workload is supported for now):

sudo dotnet workload install maui-android

If already installed, can be updated to the latest version with the below command:

dotnet workload update

Templates have been updated to support .NET MAUI 8 and 9 and is available to install from.

Channel	NuGet	VS Marketplace
Stable

For VS2022 users:

To provide an integrated experience, a VS extension has been developed to host these templates.

The All-in-One .NET MAUI Templates Pack VS extension (v5.12.0.0 or higher) is now supported on both x64 and ARM64 installations of Visual Studio 2022. Happy coding!

Consequently, the minimum supported version of Visual Studio 2022 will be v17.6 or higher.

Extension is made available in the Visual Studio Marketplace and even more easier, can be installed from within Visual Studio itself (Extensions -> Manage Extensions / Alt + X + M).

This has Project Templates for:

• .NET MAUI App - An All-in-One .NET MAUI App Project Template - For more details, check out these articles
• .NET MAUI Class Library
• Shared Class Library (Xamarin.Forms and .NET MAUI)

And has Item Templates for:

• Generic Item
• Generic Item (C#)
• Content Page
• Content Page (C#)
• Content Page (Razor)
• Content Page with BlazorWebView
• Content Page with BlazorWebView (C#)
• Content Page with ViewModel
• Content Page (C#) with ViewModel
  • For both the Page with ViewModel templates, ensure only the real page name alone is provided as input like Settings as the Page and ViewModel will be suffixed to it like SettingsPage and SettingsViewModel. And Page will be generated in the Views folder and ViewModel will be generated in the ViewModels folder.
  • The ViewModels are generated with the base class titled BaseViewModel (implementation left to the user).
  • Recommended to add CommunityToolkit.Mvvm, an officially supported NuGet package, to make it easy to work with MVVM design pattern.
  • This MVVM - Made Easy articles can help you to get started with this brand-new NuGet package.
• Content View
• Content View (C#)
• Content View (Razor)
• Resource Dictionary
• Resource Dictionary (XAML only)
• Shell Page
• Shell Page (C#)
• Custom View and Handler (Regular)
  • Handler definitions generated in the Platforms folder
• Custom View and Handler (Cond.)
  • Handler definitions generated in the same folder in conditional compilation format
• Custom View and Renderer (Regular)
  • Renderer definitions generated in the Platforms folder
• Custom View and Renderer (Cond.)
  • Renderer definitions generated in the same folder in conditional compilation format
• Comet Page (C#)
• Partial Class (C#)
  • Made available in the section titled Code
     
• For Cond. type template to work properly, ensure Conditional Compilation is enabled (mentioned in detail here)

Now VS2022 extension is loaded with 25+ C# and XAML Code Snippets.

XAML Snippets for new Layouts, Gestures, Color, Style.

C# Snippets for Properties such as Attached, Bindable, ViewModel and Comet (MVU design pattern).

Types such as record and record struct.

Snippets for Method definition, Event Handler definition (async version also).

.NET CLI Template

For making use of these templates cross-platform, have provided it as .NET CLI template package distributed via NuGet.

Install the template package from NuGet with the below command.

Stable:

dotnet new install VijayAnand.MauiTemplates

If you've already installed this package, then this can be updated to the latest version with the below command.

dotnet new update --check-only

dotnet new update

This comes with with the following templates:

Name	Template Name	Type
All-in-One .NET MAUI App	mauiapp	Project
.NET MAUI Class Library	mauiclasslib	Project
Shared Class Library	sharedclasslib	Project
.NET MAUI Item (XAML)	maui-item	Item
.NET MAUI Item (C#)	maui-item-cs	Item
ContentPage (XAML)	maui-page	Item
ContentPage (C#)	maui-page-cs	Item
ContentPage (Razor)	maui-page-razor	Item
ContentView (XAML)	maui-view	Item
ContentView (C#)	maui-view-cs	Item
ContentView (Razor)	maui-view-razor	Item
ResourceDictionary	maui-resdict	Item
ShellPage (XAML)	maui-shell	Item
ShellPage (C#)	maui-shell-cs	Item
ShellPage (Razor)	maui-shell-razor	Item
ContentPage with ViewModel	maui-mvvm	Item
ContentPage with ViewModel (C#)	maui-mvvm-cs	Item
ContentPage with BlazorWebView (XAML)	maui-bwv	Item
ContentPage with BlazorWebView (C#)	maui-bwv-cs	Item
Partial Class (C#)	class-cs	Item

What's New:

Starting with v2.0.0 of the template package, to effectively support .NET MAUI on both .NET 6 and .NET 7, CLI project template defines a new parameter named framework:

And from v3.0.0 of the template package, CLI project template framework parameter adds .NET 8 as another option.

And from v4.0.0 of the template package, CLI project template defines a new parameter named language:

And from v4.4.0 of the template package, CLI project template defines a new parameter named central-pkg-mgmt:

And from v4.5.0 of the template package, CLI project template defines a new parameter named include-shared-toolkit:

And from v4.6.0 of the template package, CLI project template defines a new parameter named nightly:

And from v5.0.0 of the template package, CLI project template framework parameter adds .NET 9 as another option.

And from v5.5.0 of the template package, CLI project template defines a new parameter named maui-class-library:

And from v5.7.0 of the template package, Class Library project template support referencing the Maps package.

And from v5.11.0 of the template package, support for XML-based solution file (slnx) format.

And from v5.15.0 of the template package, support to add and configure the Syncfusion.Maui.Toolkit NuGet package.

And from v6.1.0 of the template package, a new option has been included for the design pattern (-dp) parameter, named JSHybrid, which creates a project using HybridWebView with all prerequisites set automatically, requiring no manual intervention.

Parameters:

• HybridWebView Project Template:

  Introduced an option to create a new project template using HybridWebView.

  Consult this Exploring .NET MAUI 9 - HybridWebView article to know more about it.

  To facilitate this, the design pattern (-dp) parameter includes a new value called JSHybrid, which creates an App project using HybridWebView with all prerequisites set automatically, requiring no manual intervention.

  In the VS2022/Rider IDE, within the Project Options page, this Application Design option is available as a dropdown UI control. Select JSHybrid as its value.

  Since HybridWebView is a feature introduced in .NET MAUI 9, creating a .NET MAUI 8 App with the value of JSHybrid will NOT result in an error; instead, it will fall back by creating an App project that corresponds to the default Plain value from both the CLI and the IDE.

  dotnet new mauiapp -o MyApp -dp JSHybrid

  Note: The design pattern (-dp) parameter with the value Hybrid will continue to generate an App project using BlazorWebView, which works on both .NET MAUI 8 and 9, the present stable channel release.

  dotnet new mauiapp -o BlazorApp -dp Hybrid

• Syncfusion.Maui.Toolkit NuGet Package (Short notation: -isft):

  Introduced the option to add and configure the Syncfusion.Maui.Toolkit NuGet package.

  Note: This would be an explicit option

  -isft | --include-syncfusion-toolkit - Default value is false

  dotnet new mauiapp -o MyApp -isft

  dotnet new mauiclasslib -o MauiLib -isft

  dotnet new sharedclasslib -o SharedLib -isft

• SLNX Solution File Format (Short notation: -slnx):

  Introduces support for the new, simplified, and easily understandable XML-based solution file format.

  This would be an explicit option since the SLNX feature is currently in the preview stage and is only supported on VS2022.

  -slnx | --use-slnx - Default value is false

  dotnet new mauiapp -o MyApp -slnx

• MAUI Class Library (Short notation: -mcl):

  Option to abstract the Shared components as a separate .NET MAUI Class Library.

  This will create a solution structure that is akin to Xamarin.Forms (the only difference is that there won't be multiple head projects).

  -mcl | --maui-class-library - Default value is false

  dotnet new mauiapp -o MyApp -mcl

  This abstracts both MAUI components and Razor components in an Hybrid style App:

  dotnet new mauiapp -o HybridApp -dp Hybrid -mcl -rcl

• Nightly build: (Short notation: -ni):

  Option to reference Nightly build MAUI packages (from the CI feed) in all the supported templates.

  -ni | --nightly This is a Boolean parameter - Default value is false. Can also be used with the CPM option too.

  Update: When creating MAUI projects with Nightly build opted-in with template v5.6.0 or later, the CI package source configuration process is automated with a local NuGet.config file. So, no need for any manual steps. Only required when earlier templates version is used.

  Note: For this work, add the following URL as a NuGet package source (make use of the command) and more details here:

  .NET MAUI getting released as NuGet packages is supported only from .NET 8. So, this nightly build option won't work with .NET 7 and earlier.

  dotnet nuget add source -n maui-nightly https://aka.ms/maui-nightly/index.json

  Examples:

  dotnet new mauiapp -o MyApp -ni

  dotnet new mauiclasslib -o MauiLib -ni

  dotnet new sharedclasslib -o SharedLib -ni

• Central Package Management: (Short notation: -cpm):

  This is a Boolean parameter and its default value is false.

  Examples:

  dotnet new mauiapp -o MyApp -cpm

  dotnet new mauiclasslib -o MauiLib -cpm

  dotnet new sharedclasslib -o SharedLib -cpm

• Language: (Short notation: -lang):

  This can take C# / F# as its options (with C# being the default value, if not specified).

  Examples:

  dotnet new mauiapp -lang F#

  For creating a .NET MAUI App on .NET 9:

  dotnet new mauiapp -lang F#

• Framework: (Short notation: -f)

  This can take net8.0 / net9.0 as its options (with net9.0 being the default value, if not specified).

  Examples:

  For creating a .NET MAUI 9 App:

  Below command can be simplified to dotnet new mauiapp as default value of framework parameter is net9.0

  dotnet new mauiapp -f net9.0

  For creating a .NET MAUI 8 App:

  Explicit value for the framework parameter is required.

  dotnet new mauiapp -f net8.0

In .NET CLI, all of these Items Template require a mandatory parameter:

• Name: (Short notation: -n)

  The name of the Item/Page/View to create. For Pages/Views, don't need to suffix it with the name like .xaml, it will get added.

  If the name parameter is not specified, by default, the .NET CLI template engine will take the current folder name as the filename (current behaviour of the templating engine).

• Now with more options while creating the app or class library project, ability to include NuGet packages on the fly for CommunityToolkit.Maui, CommunityToolkit.Maui.Markup, CommunityToolkit.Mvvm or all.

Note: Parameter values are case-insensitive.

Both .NET MAUI App and Class Library templates take the below optional Boolean parameters to include the officially supported CommunityToolkit NuGet packages:

Specifying the parameter name, either in short or full notation, implies that it is defined.

• -it | --include-toolkit - Default is false
• -im | --include-markup - Default is false
• -imt | --include-mvvm-toolkit - Default is false

Other Parameters:

• -isft | --include-syncfusion-toolkit - Default is false
• -ist | --include-shared-toolkit - Default is false
• -cc | --conditional-compilation - Default is false

Conditional Compilation

And now conditional compilation can be configured so that platform source files can be defined anywhere in the project provided they follow a naming convention as mentioned below. This will allow maintaining related source files in the same place, especially MAUI Handlers.

• *.Standard.cs - Files targeting the BCL
• *.Android.cs - Files specific to Android
• *.iOS.cs - Files shared with both iOS and MacCatalyst
• *.MacCatalyst.cs - Files specific to MacCatalyst
• *.Tizen.cs - Files specific to Tizen
• *.Windows.cs - Files specific to Windows

For existing projects, add the below block of code in the project file (.csproj). This will modify the behavior of build process so due care must be taken if doing so.

<ItemGroup Condition="'$(TargetFramework)' != 'net9.0'">
    <Compile Remove="**\*.Standard.cs" />
    <None Include="**\*.Standard.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
</ItemGroup>

<ItemGroup Condition="$([MSBuild]::GetTargetPlatformIdentifier('$(TargetFramework)')) != 'ios' AND $([MSBuild]::GetTargetPlatformIdentifier('$(TargetFramework)')) != 'maccatalyst'">
    <Compile Remove="**\*.iOS.cs" />
    <None Include="**\*.iOS.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
    <Compile Remove="**\iOS\**\*.cs" />
    <None Include="**\iOS\**\*.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
</ItemGroup>

<ItemGroup Condition="$([MSBuild]::GetTargetPlatformIdentifier('$(TargetFramework)')) != 'android'">
    <Compile Remove="**\*.Android.cs" />
    <None Include="**\*.Android.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
    <Compile Remove="**\Android\**\*.cs" />
    <None Include="**\Android\**\*.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
</ItemGroup>

<ItemGroup Condition="$([MSBuild]::GetTargetPlatformIdentifier('$(TargetFramework)')) != 'maccatalyst'">
    <Compile Remove="**\*.MacCatalyst.cs" />
    <None Include="**\*.MacCatalyst.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
    <Compile Remove="**\MacCatalyst\**\*.cs" />
    <None Include="**\MacCatalyst\**\*.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
</ItemGroup>

<ItemGroup Condition="$([MSBuild]::GetTargetPlatformIdentifier('$(TargetFramework)')) != 'tizen'">
    <Compile Remove="**\*.Tizen.cs" />
    <None Include="**\*.Tizen.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
    <Compile Remove="**\Tizen\**\*.cs" />
    <None Include="**\Tizen\**\*.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
</ItemGroup>

<ItemGroup Condition="$([MSBuild]::GetTargetPlatformIdentifier('$(TargetFramework)')) != 'windows'">
    <Compile Remove="**\*.Windows.cs" />
    <None Include="**\*.Windows.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
    <Compile Remove="**\Windows\**\*.cs" />
    <None Include="**\Windows\**\*.cs" Exclude="$(DefaultItemExcludes);$(DefaultExcludesInProjectFolder)" />
</ItemGroup>

All-in-One .NET MAUI App Project Template:

This takes two additional parameters to define the application design pattern and target platform respectively. Not all options are supported in the F# template. For now, only Plain and Hybrid option is available.

• -dp | --design-pattern

Can take any one of the following values, with default value set to Plain:

Parameter Value	Description
Plain	App configured to work with a single, initial screen.
Hierarchical	App configured to work in a Hierarchical pattern using NavigationPage.
Tab	App configured to work in a Tabbed fashion using TabbedPage.
Shell	App configured to work with Routes using Shell page.
Hybrid	App configured to work in a Blazor Hybrid mode using BlazorWebView.
JSHybrid	App configured to work in a JavaScript Hybrid mode using HybridWebView (.NET MAUI 9 or later).
Markup	App configured to work with C# Markup syntax.
Razor	App configured to work with Razor syntax.
Reactor	App configured to work with MVU pattern using Reactor.

• -tp | --target-platform

Can take a combination of the following values, with default value set to All:

Parameter Value	Description
All	Targets all possible .NET MAUI supported platforms.
Base	Base framework (.NET 8 or 9) based on the framework opted.
Android	Targets Android platform.
iOS	Targets iOS platform.
macOS	Targets macOS platform via Mac Catalyst.
Windows	Targets Windows platform.
Tizen	Targets Tizen platform.
Mobile	Targets Android and iOS platforms.
Desktop	Targets Windows and macOS platforms.
Apple	Targets iOS and macOS platforms.

Additional parameters supported:

MVVM is a delightful and development-friendly design pattern to work with. To support this, a new parameter has been introduced:

• -mvvm | --use-mvvm - Default is false
• -icb | --include-compiled-bindings - Default is false

Note: Opting for this MVVM option will not have any impact on the App created with Web-based Razor syntax or MVU based Comet/Reactor.

While creating an App (C#), an option to abstract the Shared components as a separate .NET MAUI Class Library.

• -mcl | --maui-class-library - Default is false

While creating a Blazor Hybrid App, an option to abstract the Razor components as a separate Razor Class Library.

• -rcl | --razor-class-library - Default is false

The target for the Windows platform can be either Package (MSIX) or Unpackaged. By default, it is set as Package, this can be overridden while creating the project by including the below parameter:

• -wu | --windows-unpackaged - Default is false

Further options to add and configure CommunityToolkit.Maui.Camera, Microsoft.Maui.Controls.Foldable, CommunityToolkit.Maui.MediaElement, Microsoft.Maui.Controls.Maps, or all NuGet packages.

• -ic | --include-camera - Default is false
• -if | --include-foldable - Default is false
• -ime | --include-media-element - Default is false
• -inm | --include-maps - Default is false

Examples:

dotnet new mauiapp -dp Shell -tp Android

dotnet new mauiapp -dp Hybrid --tp Mobile

.NET MAUI Class Library Project Template:

Similar to All-in-One .NET MAUI App, the Class Library project template also takes target-platform as a parameter that takes a combination from the same set of values (with All being the default value).

• Can be created targeting .NET Razor SDK
  • Parameter name: --use-razor-sdk | -urs
• Can be created targeting .NET MAUI Core
  • Parameter name: --use-maui-core | -umc
• Can be created targeting .NET MAUI Essentials
  • Parameter name: --use-maui-essentials | -ume

Shared Class Library Project Template:

The Target Framework of Xamarin.Forms library can be defined with the the below parameter.

• -xf | --xamarin-forms

Supported values are:

• netstandard2.0 (Default, if not specified)
• netstandard2.1

Define the Target Framework of .NET MAUI library with the -f | --framework parameter.

This takes the below optional Boolean parameters to include the officially supported NuGet packages:

Specifying the parameter name, either in short or full notation, implies that it is defined.

Single parameter to include commonly used NuGet packages (Maps, Syncfusion Toolkit, and Essential Interfaces are explicit):

• -asp | --all-supported-packages - Default is false

Specific to Xamarin.Forms:

• -ife | --include-forms-essentials - Default is false
• -ifei | --include-forms-essentials-interfaces - Default is false
• -ift | --include-forms-toolkit - Default is false
• -ifm | --include-forms-markup - Default is false
• -infm | --include-forms-maps - Default is false

Specific to .NET MAUI:

• -imt | --include-maui-toolkit - Default is false
• -isft | --include-syncfusion-toolkit - Default is false
• -imm | --include-maui-markup - Default is false
• -inmm | --include-maui-maps - Default is false

Common to both:

• -inmt | --include-mvvm-toolkit - Default is false
• -ist | --include-shared-toolkit - Default is false

For more details: run this command in the terminal (use -h to save some keystrokes):

dotnet new mauiapp --help

dotnet new mauiclasslib --help

dotnet new sharedclasslib --help

Partial Class Item Template:

This item template (short name: class-cs) allows to create a C# class from CLI with support for multiple options.

Parameter Name	Type	Default Value	Remarks
access-modifier	choice	public	Specifies the accessibility of the class type.
base	text	object	Specifies the base type for the class.
abstract	bool	false	Option to create the type as abstract.
partial	bool	true	Option to create the type as partial.
sealed	bool	false	Option to create the type as sealed.
static	bool	false	Option to create the type as static.

Access Modifier parameter (--access-modifier | -am):

Supported values are:

• public (default value, if not provided)
• internal
• protected
• private

File-scoped Namespace parameter (-fsn | --file-scoped-namespace), the default value is false.

Usage:

After installation, use the below command(s) to create new artifacts using the template (both provide the same output):

With parameter names abbreviated:

.NET MAUI App:

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Shell

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Hybrid

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp JSHybrid

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Markup

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Razor

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Reactor

Option to use MVVM:

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -mvvm

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Markup -mvvm

Option to use MVVM (Compiled Bindings):

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -mvvm -icb

Option to create Razor class library while creating Blazor Hybrid App:

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Hybrid -rcl

Option to include NuGet packages:

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Shell -it -im -imt -ime -inm -if

Option to configure Conditional Compilation:

dotnet new mauiapp -n MyApp -dp Shell -cc

.NET MAUI Class Library:

dotnet new mauiclasslib -n MyApp.Core

Option to include NuGet packages:

dotnet new mauiclasslib -n MyApp.Core -it -im -imt

Option to configure Conditional Compilation:

dotnet new mauiclasslib -n MyApp.Core -cc

Shared Class Library:

dotnet new sharedclasslib -n MyApp.UI

Option to include commonly used NuGet packages:

dotnet new sharedclasslib -n MyApp.UI -asp

Generic Item Templates:

• An innovative generic template, in XAML and C#, for creating items of any type
• Supported both within the VS2022 IDE and CLI
  • Covered in detail in the below articles
  • Introducing .NET MAUI Generic Item Templates
  • Introducing .NET MAUI Generic Item Templates for Visual Studio 2022
• On CLI, it is named as maui-item and maui-item-cs
• The same set of parameters is defined in the UI as dropdown, textbox and checkbox for ease of use
• Both needs one required parameter, -b / --base, the base type
• And optionally takes another parameter, -g / --generic, to specify the generic base type
• In addition, the XAML template takes one more parameter, -xo / --xaml-only, to generate only the XAML definition
• Frequently used base types are loaded in the Editable dropdown, user can also enter their value here
• Ensure the values are entered in Pascal notation. XAML templates support XML namespace prefix, quite like how it is used in real world (mct:Popup)
• The one big advantage of using this on IDE is the relative namespace to the folder where the item is created whereas on CLI, this defaults to the root namespace. As relative namespace resolution is yet to be fully supported by the CLI templating engine and is actively tracked here

Note: Namespace resolution in both XAML and C# files is left to the user, as deriving them with the template is outside its scope.

Tip: For the XAML template, pass the xmlns scope as part of the input parameter value and it'll be used appropriately in the generated source files.

Tip: Use local scope to refer to the files in the same directory like Views. For example, local:BasePage

CLI Commands:

dotnet new maui-item -n LoginPage -b ContentPage

dotnet new maui-item-cs -n ProductView -b ContentView

dotnet new maui-item -n CartPage -b MauiPage -g CartViewModel

For Page/Shell/View Item templates, DON'T suffix anything to the name, it'll be included automatically.

Pages:

dotnet new maui-page -n Home

dotnet new maui-page-cs -n Home

dotnet new maui-page-razor -n Home

Page with ViewModel:

dotnet new maui-mvvm -n Login

dotnet new maui-mvvm-cs -n Login

ContentPage with BlazorWebView:

dotnet new maui-bwv -n Home

dotnet new maui-bwv-cs -n Home

Views:

dotnet new maui-view -n Order

dotnet new maui-view-cs -n Order

dotnet new maui-view-razor -n Order

Shell:

dotnet new maui-shell -n App

dotnet new maui-shell-cs -n App

dotnet new maui-shell-razor -n App

Resource Dictionary:

dotnet new maui-resdict -n DarkTheme

dotnet new maui-resdict -n LightTheme -xo

Partial Class:

dotnet new class-cs -n BaseViewModel

dotnet new class-cs -n BaseViewModel -fsn

dotnet new class-cs -n OrderDataStore -b IDataStore -p false -am internal

With parameter names expanded:

.NET MAUI App:

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Shell

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Hybrid

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern JSHybrid

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Markup

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Razor

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Reactor

Option to use MVVM:

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --use-mvvm

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Markup --use-mvvm

Option to use MVVM (Compiled Bindings):

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --use-mvvm --include-compiled-bindings

Option to create Razor class library while creating Blazor Hybrid App:

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Hybrid --razor-class-library

Option to include NuGet packages:

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Shell --include-toolkit --include-markup --include-mvvm-toolkit --include-media-element --include-maps --include-foldable

dotnet new mauiapp --name MyApp --design-pattern Shell --conditional-compilation

.NET MAUI Class Library:

dotnet new mauiclasslib --name MyApp.Core

dotnet new mauiclasslib --name MyApp.Core --include-toolkit --include-markup --include-mvvm-toolkit

dotnet new mauiclasslib --name MyApp.Core --conditional-compilation

Shared Class Library:

dotnet new sharedclasslib --name MyApp.UI

dotnet new sharedclasslib --name MyApp.UI --all-supported-packages

Generic Item Templates:

dotnet new maui-item --name LoginPage --base ContentPage

dotnet new maui-item-cs --name ProductView --base ContentView

dotnet new maui-item --name CartPage --base MauiPage --generic CartViewModel

For Page/Shell/View Item templates, don't suffix anything to the name, it'll be included automatically.

Pages:

dotnet new maui-page --name Home

dotnet new maui-page-cs --name Home

dotnet new maui-page-razor --name Home

Page with ViewModel:

dotnet new maui-mvvm --name Login

dotnet new maui-mvvm-cs --name Login

ContentPage with BlazorWebView:

dotnet new maui-bwv --name Home

dotnet new maui-bwv-cs --name Home

Views:

dotnet new maui-view --name Order

dotnet new maui-view-cs --name Order

dotnet new maui-view-razor --name Order

Shell:

dotnet new maui-shell --name App

dotnet new maui-shell-cs --name App

dotnet new maui-shell-razor --name App

Resource Dictionary:

dotnet new maui-resdict --name DarkTheme

dotnet new maui-resdict --name LightTheme --xaml-only

Partial Class:

dotnet new class-cs --name BaseViewModel

dotnet new class-cs --name BaseViewModel --file-scoped-namespace

dotnet new class-cs --name OrderDataStore --base IDataStore --partial false --access-modifier internal