Dash Installation

Option 1: F# scripting (recommended)

You can execute the source code examples as F# scripts.
You will not have to install anything, but have to include the following NuGet references at the top of your script.
This will use the latest (stable) development version of Dash.NET.

#r "nuget: Dash.NET"
#r "nuget: Suave, 2.6.1"
#r "nuget: Suave.Experimental, 2.6.1"
#r "nuget: Dash.NET.Sauve"
#r "nuget: Plotly.NET"
#r "nuget: Feliz.Engine"
#r "nuget: Newtonsoft.Json, 13.0.1"

Option 2: Dash project template

Alternatively you can install a Dash.NET project template:

dotnet new -i Dash.NET.Template::*

Then create a new project (which will contain some sample Dash.NET code in Program.fs):

dotnet new dash

Option 3: From scratch

A second alternative is to create an empty console project:

dotnet new console -lang F#

Then add the latest (stable) development version of Dash.NET package to the project:

dotnet add package Dash.NET

This also brings along the Plotly.NET graphing
library. This library is
under active development, so check the package version and update frequently.

These docs are using Dash.NET version 2.18.0.

This version supports .NET 5.0.

FSharp.Data

FSharp.Data is used in many of our examples.

When required, you can add a reference to it in your F# script:

#r "nuget: FSharp.Data"

If you are using a F# project, you can add the package:

dotnet add package FSharp.Data

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