A match made in heaven, maybe. BUnit included.

The easiest way to start using this is to install the dotnet template:

dotnet new -i Blazor.TailwindCSS.BUnit

Then you can bootstrap a new app using the installed template:

dotnet new blazortailwind -o my-app --name MyApp

There you have it! You now have a brand-new Blazor server app that's using TailwindCSS and BUnit 🎉

Go to the project directory:

  cd my-app

Install dependencies:

  dotnet restore
  cd MyApp
  yarn # or you can use 'npm install'

Start the server:

  dotnet watch run --project MyApp

View app at https://localhost:5001 🎉

To run tests, run the following command from the solution root directory:

  dotnet test MyApp.Tests

or to run from the test project directory:

  cd MyApp.Tests
  dotnet test

Included are two test examples: CounterTest.razor and CounterTest.cs. Both accomplish the same thing, but do it in a slightly different manner. Read more about the differences here.

• Blazor
• TailwindCSS
• BUnit