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Get the NuGet package and optional server-side tools to start building.
Blazor Power Tools
The main component library — 35+ production-ready components for forms, AI, image processing, and developer tools. One package, everything included.
dotnet add package BlazorPowerToolsPackage Manager Console
Install from Visual Studio's Package Manager Console:
Install-Package BlazorPowerToolsPackageReference
Add directly to your .csproj file:
<PackageReference Include="BlazorPowerTools" Version="*" />Server Monitor Service
Install the BPT Server Monitor agent on any machine in your network to stream real-time CPU, GPU, memory, network, and process metrics back to your Blazor dashboard via SignalR. Runs as a lightweight background service on Windows and Linux.
Download Installer
Install the Service
Download and run the MSI installer. The service registers as a Windows service and starts automatically on boot.
Configure the Hub Connection
Open the configuration file and set your Blazor host URL:
C:\Program Files\BptServerMonitor\appsettings.json{
"ServerMonitor": {
"HubUrl": "https://your-blazor-host/bpt-servermonitorhub",
"ServerId": "my-windows-server",
"IntervalMs": 2000
}
}Verify It's Running
The service starts automatically after installation. Check Windows Services
(services.msc) for BPT Server Monitor to confirm it's running.
Stop the service from an elevated PowerShell or Command Prompt:
net stop BptServerMonitordotnet list package | grep BlazorPowerTools
You should see BlazorPowerTools listed with the installed version. If not,
check that the NuGet source is configured correctly in your nuget.config.
See the NuGet Setup guide for details.