This is the README for a sample "blazor-webview" extension. It demonstrates a working VSCode extension that hosts a Blazor app in a webview. It shows two different styles of blazor apps working:

• blazorApp (via WebAssembly execution of C# code)
• blazorServerApp (via a http server running a blazor server app and interacting via http with the vscode webview)

Note: This sample started with a similar structure and approach as the blazor-webview-react sample by rebornix: https://github.com/rebornix/vscode-webview-react

• details on problem in retail VSCode: microsoft/vscode#163225

• clone https://github.com/rrelyea/vscode

• git checkout dev-rrelyea-schemeAuthorityDelimiter

• install prereqs to dev vscode (see https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/wiki/How-to-Contribute)

• build VSCode (yarn. yarn watch.)

• clone http://github.com/rrelyea/vscode-webview-blazor
• vscode-webview-blazor> npm install
• vscode-webview-blazor> dotnet publish blazorApp
• vscode-webview-blazor> dotnet publish blazorServerApp

• open vscode repo in vscode then press F5 to launch a new instance of vscode (with my changes). or
• run vscode\scripts\code.bat

• with custom vscode, open the vscode-webview-blazor repo folder.
• press F5 to launch an "[Extension Development Host]" vscode.
• press ctrl-shift-p and launch "Start Blazor Webview (server)" command
• press ctrl-shift-p and launch "Start Blazor Webview (wasm)" command