I am trying to create a typical solution/project layout using vs code. I created the various libraries using yo aspnet
, but I don't know how to reference projects in vs code. Do I use a single project.json at the root? How does it know what the startup project and entry point are? Also, is there a way to get intellisense on the namespacing?
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If you don't use Visual Studio (the full version), then you don't need a solution or xproj files. You just use folders and
project.json
files to mark your projects then each project can add a reference to another one in thedependencies
section of the project file, like in this example:https://github.com/aspnet/Configuration/blob/1b302daf1c9bf7e723a26f5507f033c3e313e106/src/Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Ini/project.json#L20-L23
Edit (summary of the comments):
global.json
file