Code generation

JetBrains Rider provides a variety of ways to generate boilerplate code. For example, you can use undeclared code symbols and automatically generate these symbols based on usages, generate type members, and more.

If the design-time code inspection is enabled in the current file, JetBrains Rider detects missing members and suggests the corresponding quick-fixes for implementing missing members:

More ways to generate code are also available with Context actions and code templates.

In this section:

• Generate code from usage
• Generate null-checking routines
• Generate code with code completion
• Generate GUIDs
• Generate C# classes from JSON
• Generate type members

You can control how new code is generated in two major ways:

• Configure various aspects of code style (for example, naming style, formatting rules) JetBrains Rider will enforce its requirements when generating code.

• Depending on your settings, stubs for new members can be generated in different ways. For example, they can throw new NotImplementedException(), return default value, or include code that will not compile. You can configure these and other preferences on the Editor | Members Generation page of JetBrains Rider settings Control+Alt+S.