Electron-Vue with .Net Core 2

Make .Net Core apps with Electron/Vue front-end!

Setup for communiciation between GUI (Electron) and API (.Net Core)
Basic project structure with a single package.json setup
Detailed documentation (for electron-vue)
Project scaffolding using vue-cli
Ready to use Vue plugins (axios, vue-electron, vue-router, vuex)*
Installed vue-devtools and devtron tools for development
Ability to easily package your electron app using electron-packager or electron-builder*
Ability to produce web output for browsers
Use of webpack and vue-loader with Hot Module Replacement
Process restarting when working in main process
HTML/CSS/JS pre-processor support with vue-loader
ES6 with stage-0 by default
Use of babili to remove the need of transpiling completely down to ES5
ESLint airbnb-base
Unit Testing (with Karma + Mocha)\
End-to-end Testing (with Spectron + Mocha)\

You also need the latest .Net Core 2.0 SDK.
The use of node@^7 or higher required. electron-vue also officially recommends the yarn package manager as it handles dependencies much better and can help reduce final build size with yarn clean.

cd project/src/api
dotnet restore
dotnet publish -r win10-x64 --output bin/dist/win
cd project/
yarn
yarn run dev

That's it! Electron now Live with Hot Module Replacement

run unit & end-to-end tests

npm test

#lint all JS/Vue component files in src/

npm run lint