aligned template to avalonia template

[tomlm]

• use app.axaml
• move mainwindow to be root

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The pull request introduces significant changes to the Consolonia application template structure. The modifications involve restructuring the project files in the src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/ directory. The solution file Consolonia.sln has been updated, removing a project entry for "src" and cleaning up duplicate project configurations. The application template has been refactored, with changes to the main application class, moving from a custom ConsoloniaAppTemplateApp to a standard App class. The MainWindow implementation has been relocated from the Views folder to the main project directory, simplifying the project structure while maintaining the core functionality of a basic Avalonia application.

Possibly related PRs

• Add Blazor support to Consolonia. #164: Involves changes to src/Consolonia.sln with the addition of the Consolonia.Blazor project
• Add new Consolonia.Templates template package #224: Introduces a new template package Consolonia.Templates to the solution
• Enable Consolonia.Templates exlusion and packing #225: Modifies solution file by adding Consolonia.Templates project and updating configurations

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/MainWindow.axaml.cs (1)

13-16: Exit event handler usage.
Calling Close() within the exit event is straightforward and should function as intended. However, if you intend to handle any cleanup procedures or confirm exit with the user, consider adding logic here.

src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/MainWindow.axaml (1)

10-10: Correct the spelling in the welcome message
There's a typographical error: "Conslonia" should be "Consolonia," matching the rest of the project references.

-<TextBlock Text="Welcome to Conslonia!" />
+<TextBlock Text="Welcome to Consolonia!" />

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• src/Consolonia.sln (1 hunks)
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/App.axaml (1 hunks)
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/App.axaml.cs (1 hunks)
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/App.cs (0 hunks)
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/MainWindow.axaml (1 hunks)
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/MainWindow.axaml.cs (1 hunks)
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/Program.cs (1 hunks)
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/Views/MainWindow.axaml (0 hunks)
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/Views/MainWindow.axaml.cs (0 hunks)

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• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/Views/MainWindow.axaml
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/App.cs
• src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/Views/MainWindow.axaml.cs

🔇 Additional comments (9)

src/Consolonia.sln (1)

147-147: Confirm no residual duplication in project configuration.

This line appears to finalize the Debug build configuration for the Consolonia.Templates project (GUID {AA52382A-EC46-4002-95C8-C5E338E6C01A}). Ensure that the duplicate or conflicting entries were fully removed to avoid potential build confusion.

src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/MainWindow.axaml.cs (2)

1-2: Imports and namespaces look appropriate.
The usage of Avalonia.Controls and Avalonia.Interactivity is consistent with typical Avalonia applications.

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6-11: Constructor correctness check.
The constructor effectively calls InitializeComponent(), which is the standard approach for Avalonia window initialization. No issues found.

src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/App.axaml (1)

1-9: Properly declared application XAML with MaterialTheme.
The XAML structure is valid, referencing the MaterialTheme from Consolonia.Themes. The RequestedThemeVariant="Default" setting is consistent for a default look.

src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/Program.cs (1)

16-16: Updated application configuration.
Switching from ConsoloniaAppTemplateApp to App aligns the program entry point with the new class introduced in App.axaml.cs. This ensures the correct app lifecycle triggers will be called.

src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/App.axaml.cs (2)

7-12: Initialize method usage.
Calling AvaloniaXamlLoader.Load(this); ensures that the XAML from App.axaml is loaded. This is standard practice to register styles, resources, and themes.

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14-22: Handling the classic desktop style application lifetime.
The OnFrameworkInitializationCompleted override effectively checks IClassicDesktopStyleApplicationLifetime and sets the MainWindow. This is a canonical Avalonia pattern.

src/Tools/Consolonia.Templates/ConsoloniaAppTemplate/MainWindow.axaml (2)

1-7: Smooth integration with Avalonia XAML conventions
The window definition and namespace declarations adhere to Avalonia best practices. Class name mapping and project namespace usage look consistent with standard Avalonia project layouts.

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11-12: Verify the implementation of the OnExit handler
The _Exit button triggers the OnExit event. Ensure this handler in your code-behind gracefully closes the application or window as intended (e.g., calling Close() or a centralized application shutdown).