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From: Joe DeCock <josephdecock@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 1 May 2025 22:00:16 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Updated template package readme to reflect new template names

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-# Duende.Templates.IdentityServer
-.NET CLI Templates for Duende IdentityServer
-
-### dotnet new is-empty
-Creates a minimal Duende IdentityServer project without a UI.
-
-### dotnet new is-inmem
-Adds a basic Duende IdentityServer with UI, test users and sample clients and resources.
-
-### dotnet new is-asp-id
-Adds a basic Duende IdentityServer that uses ASP.NET Identity for user management. If you automatically seed the database, you will get two users: `alice` and `bob` - both with password `Pass123$`. Check the `SeedData.cs` file.
-
-### dotnet new is-ef
-Adds a basic Duende IdentityServer that uses Entity Framework for configuration and state management. If you seed the database, you get a couple of basic client and resource registrations, check the `SeedData.cs` file.
+# Duende.Templates
+This package contains templates for Duende products for use with the .NET CLI (`dotnet new`).
 
 ## Installation
 
-Install with:
-
-`dotnet new install Duende.Templates.IdentityServer`
-
-
-If you need to set back your dotnet new list to "factory defaults", use this command:
-
-`dotnet new --debug:reinit`
-
-If you find that this doesn't work, remove the entries from the file %userprofile%/.templateengine/packages.json
-
-To uninstall the templates, use
-
-`dotnet new uninstall Duende.Templates.IdentityServer`
-
-# Duende.Templates.BFF
-.NET CLI Templates for Duende BFF
-
-## Building
-
-``` pwsh
-cd templates
-dotnet run -p build
-
-dotnet pack ..\artifacts\ -o d:\packages
+Install the templates with:
 
 ```
+dotnet new install Duende.Templates
+```
+
+Note that you may have a previous version of Duende's templates (Duende.IdentityServer.Templates) installed on your machine. If the old template package is installed, we recommend uninstalling it with:
+
+```
+dotnet new uninstall Duende.Templates.IdentityServer
+```
+
+Or, for a more drastic complete reset of all templates back to the "factory defaults":
+
+```
+dotnet new --debug:reinit
+```
+
+## Identity Server Templates
+
+### dotnet new duende-is-empty
+Creates a minimal Duende IdentityServer host without a UI.
+
+### dotnet new duende-is-ui
+Adds the quickstart user interface to an IdentityServer host.
+
+### dotnet new duende-is-inmem
+Creates a basic Duende IdentityServer host with UI, test users and sample clients and resources, using in-memory operational and configuration stores.
+
+### dotnet new duende-is-asp-id
+Creates a basic Duende IdentityServer host that uses ASP.NET Identity for user management. If you automatically seed the database, you will get two users: `alice` and `bob` - both with password `Pass123$`. The `SeedData.cs` file controls the initial users.
+
+### dotnet new duende-is-ef
+Creates a basic Duende IdentityServer host that uses Entity Framework for configuration and state management. If you seed the database, you will get a couple of basic client and resource registrations. The `SeedData.cs` file controls the initial configuration data.
+
+
+# BFF Templates
 
 ### dotnet new duende-bff-remoteapi
 Creates a basic JavaScript-based BFF host that configures and invokes a remote API via the BFF proxy.
@@ -49,19 +47,6 @@ Creates a basic JavaScript-based BFF host that configures and invokes a remote A
 ### dotnet new duende-bff-localapi
 Creates a basic JavaScript-based BFF host that invokes a local API co-hosted with the BFF.
 
-## Installation 
+### dotnet new duende-bff-blazor
+Creetes a Blazor application that uses the interactive auto render mode, and secures the application across all render modes consistently using Duende.BFF.Blazor.
 
-Install with:
-
-`dotnet new install Duende.Templates`
-
-
-If you need to set back your dotnet new list to "factory defaults", use this command:
-
-`dotnet new --debug:reinit`
-
-If you find that this doesn't work, remove the entries from the file %userprofile%/.templateengine/packages.json
-
-To uninstall the templates, use 
-
-`dotnet new uninstall Duende.Templates`