How to setup a minimal Orchard Core

[RockNHawk]

if you want to setup a minimal Orchard Core,

These is main project's dependies. Module project only depends on OrchardCore.Module.Targets.csproj.
Use it with a .recipe.json configuration for the initial Setup.

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If you ConfigureServices Orchard Core with your custom config in main Application's Startup.cs , may show Unable to resolve service for type 'YesSql.ISession' while attempting to activate 'OrchardCore.Workflows.Http.Services.HttpRequestRouteActivator' error in setup
add an AddDataAccess() call in ConfigureServices will resolve this issue.
// copy & modified from AddOrchardCms
var builder = services.AddOrchardCore()
.AddCommands()
.AddMvc()
.AddEmailAddressValidator()
.AddHtmlSanitizer()
.AddSetupFeatures("OrchardCore.Setup")
.AddDataAccess()
.AddDataStorage()
.AddBackgroundService()
//.AddTheming()
//.AddLiquidViews()
.AddCaching()
;

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recipe.json config：
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Startup.cs config：
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[ns8482e]

The easiest option is to start with SaaS recipe.

[RockNHawk]

The cms targets reference all orchard dll, sometime people want to make the application small. more useless dll also may slow down startup speed -:)

[hishamco]

Because there's no runtime dynamic compliation (Dynamic Modules), so can create your own target which has the modules you wanna use in case to minimize the number of dlls

[hishamco]

The limitation with the above approach that you will not be able you use other modules, because the are not included, so you know what I mean ;)

[RockNHawk]

Haha, thanks for your advice, user can create his own orchard target, even publish custom target to nuget :-)

[hishamco]

I suffer too when I load the full project in my laptop, but my little workaround is to disable the build for the projects that I don't need, this way I'm able to you use all the modules with no much latency ;)