Music store application

This project is part of ASP.NET vNext. You can find samples, documentation and getting started instructions for ASP.NET vNext at the Home repo.

###Getting Started

The first thing we need to do is setup the tools required to build and run an application.

• To setup kvm on your machine find getting started instructions at the Home repo.
• Clone MusicStore repository, if you have not already.

Run the application:

1. Open a command prompt and cd \src\<AppFolder>\
2. Run kpm restore to restore all the necessary packages and generate project files Note: kpm restore currently works only on Desktop flavor. If you intend to use Core CLR, you should get Desktop flavor, execute kpm restore and then switch to Core CLR
3. [Helios]: 4. Helios.cmd to launch the app on IISExpress (Application started at URL http://localhost:5001/).
4. [SelfHost]: 5. Run k web (Application started at URL http://localhost:5002/)
5. [CustomHost]: 6. Run k run (This hosts the app in a console application - Application started at URL http://localhost:5003/)

Switching between Desktop CLR and CoreCLR:

By default the app runs on desktop CLR. To switch to run the app on CoreCLR follow the steps below

• On the command line, execute kvm install [BuildNumber] -svrc50
• This command will install core clr flavor of this KRE build.
• If you want to run on IIS/IISExpress against core clr, open k.ini and update KRE_FLAVOR to CORECLR and follow steps for running the application from 'Run the application' section
• If you want to run on SelfHost against core clr, follow steps for running the application from 'Run the application' section

Adding a new package:

1. Edit the project.json to include the package you want to install.
2. Do a kpm restore - This will restore the package in the project.

Note:

1. Application is started on different ports on different hosts. To change the port or URL modify Helios.cmd or project.json commands section in case of self-host and customhost.
2. Comment out k.ini file content by adding a semicolon (;) in front of each line. This will allow ctrl-f5 work correctly if you haven’t installed kvm.