Asdamir: Scaffold a working .NET 10 + Blazor enterprise app in 2 commands

Orhan özşahin — Thu, 16 Jul 2026 18:18:31 +0000

I've been building Asdamir for the past several months — a CLI + framework that scaffolds production-shaped .NET apps. Just shipped 1.3, so I'm writing it up.

What it does

asdamir new app MyApp --mode free gives you a working Blazor Server + API app with:

Authentication + RBAC
Menus and navigation
Localization (tr/en/ru)
A journaled migration runner

It creates the database, applies migrations, and writes the dev secrets — then ./restart-myapp.sh and you're logged in. No manual wiring.

Adding a feature is one command

asdamir new feature Product --fields "Name:string,Price:decimal,Stock:int"

That gives you: entity + CRUD page + menu entry + permissions + migration — applied automatically. Restart the app and the page is in the menu.

Full quick-start

# install the CLI (once)
dotnet tool install -g Asdamir.Tools

# create an app in any empty directory
mkdir my-apps && cd my-apps
asdamir new app DemoApp --mode free

# run it
cd DemoApp && ./restart-demoapp.sh
# → https://localhost:7010, sign in with the starter admin

# add a feature
asdamir new feature Product --fields "Name:string,Price:decimal,Stock:int"
./restart-demoapp.sh

Prerequisites: .NET 10 SDK + SQL Server (localhost:1433).

Free mode is genuinely standalone

No license check, no control plane, no phone-home. The generated app owns its own database and issues its own JWTs. It's open-core on NuGet:

Asdamir.Core — models, multi-tenancy, JWT/AES-GCM, validation
Asdamir.Data — Dapper repositories, journaled migrations, outbox
Asdamir.Web — Blazor components, security middleware (CSP nonce, rate-limit), localization
Asdamir.Payments — Paddle (MoR) + crypto rails, webhook signature verification
Asdamir.Tools — the CLI

There's a commercial control plane (multi-app RBAC/config/monitoring) but you never need it for a single app.

Why I built it

I've been doing enterprise .NET for ~20 years, and this came out of rebuilding the same auth/RBAC/menu/i18n plumbing on project after project. Every new app started with the same two weeks of boilerplate. Asdamir is that boilerplate, generated in two commands.

I'd love feedback

Does the free-mode flow actually work on your machine?
Is the scaffolding opinionated in useful ways, or annoying ways?
What would stop you from using it on a real project?

Site: asdamir.com · Docs: docs.asdamir.com · GitHub: asdamir-framework/asdamir

Happy to answer anything in the comments.