

NET Core SDK installed to run dotnet new. The template is available via NuGet and you can install it using dotnet new -i CLI SDK tooling. Install the Markdown Monster Addin Template from NuGet.To use the dotnet new template is a two step process: All of this is done from the command line.

You can install the Nuget package after which you can then use the template to create a new Markdown Monster Addin project. The dotnet new template is an installable template that can be used with dotnet new. Create an Addin with the dotnet new Template Note: Make sure your project assembly (or project name) ends in Addin.dll (ie.Compile project output into %appdata%\Markdown Monster\addins\YourAddin.Optionally you can hook into many other addin events.Implement the OnExecute() and OnExecuteConfiguration() handlers.Stubs out a few common event handlers for MM life time event handling.Implements OnApplicationInitialized() to configure the Addin.Creates a class that inherits from MarkdownMonsterAddin.Markdown Monster Addin Project Visual Studio Extensionīoth of these create a ready-to-run starter Addin project for you.To facilitate creation of Add-ins Markdown Monster provides two installable addin templates:
