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  • Install UI Components & Templates

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    Install DevExpress Blazor components and templates to create and run Blazor projects in Visual Studio.

    Install DevExpress Blazor Components

    Choose one of the following approaches that best matches your workflow:

    Unified Component Installer

    The Unified Component Installer is the recommended installation option for Visual Studio. It is an all‑in‑one setup that fully configures your Windows environment for Blazor development. After you run it, no additional downloads, installations, or manual configuration are required. The Installer:

    • Sets up a local DevExpress NuGet feed and configures package sources.
    • Adds DevExpress Template Kit to Visual Studio.
    • Registers DevExpress extensions and design‑time assets.
    • Installs offline help and demo applications.

    To install DevExpress Blazor components using the Unified Component Installer:

    1. Download and run the Unified Component Installer executable.
    2. Enter your DevExpress username (email) and password.
    3. Select DevExpress products to install. At minimum, include Blazor Controls and Demo Applications.

      DevExpress Unified Component Installer - Blazor

    4. Choose the installation path and click the Accept & Continue button.

    Refer to the following help topic for more information: Run the Installation Wizard.

    DevExpress.com Online NuGet Feed

    Choose this option for project‑level dependency management. It keeps DevExpress packages in your solution, ensures consistent restore on any machine that opens the project, and enables updates through the Visual Studio NuGet Package Manager.

    Note

    DevExpress Template Kit, demos, and tools are not installed from the NuGet feed.

    1. Obtain DevExpress NuGet feed credentials.
    2. Register the online NuGet feed in Visual Studio:

      1. Open Visual Studio options and navigate to NuGet Package ManagerPackage Sources.

        Visual Studio Package Sources

      2. Click the plus button and configure the online DevExpress feed as the package source:

        Add DevExpress Online NuGet Feed

        • If you use an authorization key, use https://nuget.devexpress.com/api/v3/index.json as the package source.
        • If you use a NuGet Feed URL, specify it as the package source. The feed URL includes your authorization key:
          https://nuget.devexpress.com/{your-feed-authorization-key}/api/v3/index.json
      3. Click the Update button to refresh the feed information.

    3. Verify that the nuget.org package source is also selected.

    4. Click the OK button to save the changes.

    Note

    If you have registered the DevExpress NuGet feed with an authorization key, the login form is displayed when you invoke the NuGet Package Manager for the first time. Enter your credentials as follows:

    • User name: DevExpress
    • Password: your authorization key

    Refer to the following help topic for more information: Install NuGet Packages in IDE.

    Install DevExpress Template Kit

    The DevExpress Template Kit is the fastest way to create DevExpress Blazor projects in Visual Studio. It adds ready-made project templates with recommended settings and preconfigured DevExpress package references so you can start development immediately.

    If you installed DevExpress Blazor components with the Unified Component Installer, the Template Kit is already available in Visual Studio project templates.

    DevExpress Template Kit

    Otherwise, you can download the DevExpress Template Kit from the Visual Studio Marketplace or install it as an extension in the Visual Studio IDE:

    1. In Visual Studio, select ExtensionsManage Extensions….
    2. Search for “DevExpress Template Kit for Visual Studio”.

      DevExpress Template Kit Extension

    3. Click the Install button.