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# Developer Command Palette
# Windows Command Palette
Also known as "Developer Search"
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## Building
Right now there are two separate slns that need to be build. The first is the
`DeveloperCommandPalette.sln` solution which is the main dev pal app. The second
is the `extensions\SampleExtension.sln` solution which has a bunch of test
extensions in it.
First things first: make sure you've opened up the root PowerToys.sln, and restored its NuGet packages. You will get nuget errors if you don't.
```
start DeveloperCommandPalette.sln
start extensions\SampleExtension.sln
```
You may also need to manually
```
nuget restore DeveloperCommandPalette.sln
```
cause sometimes VS is just daft when it comes to C++ projects using nuget.
Then, to build the Windows Command Palette, you can open up `WindowsCommandPalette.sln`. Projects of interest are:
* `Microsoft.CmdPal.UI.Poc`: This is the main project for the Windows Command Palette. Build and run this to get the command palette..
* `Microsoft.Windows.CommandPalette.Extensions`: This is the official extension interface.
* `Microsoft.CmdPal.Extensions.Helpers`: This is a C# helper library for creating extensions. This makes writing extensions easier.
* Everything under "Sample Plugins": These are example plugins to demo how to author extensions. Deploy any number of these.