In visual studio I can select a webassembly app with the option asp.net core hosted. This creates a wasm client app and the corresponding server part and also a shared space. Currently I am evaluating JetBrain's Rider as IDE. Great tool but I am kind of lost with this project type. In Rider I got only "Blazor Web App" or "Blazor Webassembly Standalone App" There is no such option as "ASP.NET hosted". Which of those project types is the current alternative? Maybe I am missing something here. My goal is to have a wasm blazor app where I can separate all API calls into the server part. So that my API keys and so on are hidden within the server part. What am I missing?
Have been trying the available project types on Rider.
I don't use Rider so you may get an better answer that this.
I think you're confusing Net7.0 and Net8.0 templates.
The Web Assembly template with the ASP.NET hosted option is a Net7.0 template.
Blazor Web App and Blazor Webassembly Standalone App are Net8.0 templates. All Blazor Web App template solutions are ASP.NET hosted. The Blazor WebAssembly Standalone App is not hosted.
Select Blazor Web App with Interactive render mode set to WebAssembly and Interactivity location set to Global for the Net8.0 equivalent of Web Assembly template with the ASP.NET hosted. There are now only two projects: there's no Shared.
What version of Net do you want to use?