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## Getting Started

### Requirements
### Prerequisites

- Visual Studio (Used Community Edition 2022 - 17.6.1)
- Visual Studio (Used Community Edition 2022 - 17.6.1) on Window/Mac
- Alternatively, for MacOS you can install .NET from [here](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/macos). And for Linux you can install .NET from [here](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/install/linux).

### Installation

#### Setup steps for a new project

1. Start by referring to the Blazor documentation link for a detailed guide on setting up and installing the necessary dependencies.
2. Clone the code repository from (<https://github.com/fusioncharts/blazor-fusioncharts>) to your local machine.
3. Windows Installation:
If you're on Windows, ensure that the following workloads are selected during the Visual Studio installation:

- ASP.NET and Web development
- Azure Development
- .NET Desktop
- After installation, launch Visual Studio and choose "Open a project or solution." Navigate to the 'BlazorApp1.sln' file in the
extracted folder. Run the BlazorApp1 by clicking the run button in the toolbar.

4. MacOS or Linux Installation:
For MacOS or Linux users, run the 'dotnet watch' command from your project directory in the terminal.
5. Open your preferred web browser and navigate to the appropriate address to view and interact with your Blazor app.

#### Setup using NuGet Package

1. Open the Project in Visual Studio.
2. Click on Setting icon in the top-right and then click on Options.
3. Navigate to NuGet Package Manager and select Package Sources from the left panel of the Options window opened.
4. Click on the '+' symbol at the top right of the Package Sources window.
5. At the Name field add the name of the package source as 'myget.org' and at the Source field paste the myGet package link.
6. Click on Update and then click on OK.
7. Under Tools click on NuGet Package Manager and select Manage NuGet Packages for Solution. Now change the project source to myget.org in the top-right.
8. Move to Browse tab of the same window , enter the credentials when prompted and install the package BlazorApp1.
2. Go to Manage Nuget Packages and search for 'BlazorFusionCharts' and click on 'Add Package' button to install it.

## Quick Start

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builder.Services.AddHttpClient();
```

#### Steps to run the examples

1. Start by referring to the Blazor documentation link for a detailed guide on setting up and installing the necessary dependencies.
2. Clone the code repository from (<https://github.com/fusioncharts/blazor-fusioncharts>) to your local machine.
3. Windows Installation: If you're on Windows, ensure that the following workloads are selected during the Visual Studio installation:
- ASP.NET and Web development
- Azure Development
- .NET Desktop
4. After installation, launch Visual Studio and choose "Open a project or solution." Navigate to the 'examples' and open 'demo.sln'. Run the `demo` by clicking the run button in the toolbar.
5. MacOS or Linux Installation:
For MacOS or Linux users, run the 'dotnet watch' command from your `demo` directory in the terminal.
6. Open your preferred web browser and navigate to the appropriate address to view and interact with your Blazor app.

## Working with APIs

We have to write the logic to render a FusionCharts inside the Index.razor file. Inorder to render your own chart, edit this file.\
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