Bootstrap for ASP.NET MVC

Chapter 6
}
}
parameters,
skipIfExists: false);
21. In the preceding code, we added the values captured in the form by the user
to a parameters collection. We also collected all the metadata about the
selected object by using IEntityFrameworkService. This service expects
a context type name as one of the parameters for its AddRequiredEntity
method, so we'll pass in the name of the DbContext object the user selected
on the form.
22. We'll then check whether the user is adding the scaffolded item to a folder, and
we'll make a small assumption that the parent folder of the selected folder will
be the Views folder. We'll then invoke the AddFileFromTemplate method.
23. With the UI and view model in place, open the CustomTextTemplate.cs.t4
ile.
24. The top part of the template ile speciies the template language, in this
case, C# as well as the extension that the template needs to output.
Since we're going to scaffold a view, this should be .cshtml.
25. We'll also declare all the variables names that will be passed into the template
at the top. The following should be added to the top of the template ile:
26. The rest of the T4 markup for the template is as follows:
@model .
@{
ViewBag.Title = "";
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