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

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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.