Generazor docs
Generazor is a (very) lightweight replacement for something like T4 templates in .NET Core.
The Razor SDK can be used to add Razor templates to any .NET assembly. These get compiled into a separate assembly with the extension .Views.dll. Generazor is a tiny library to allow you to pass an arbitrary model to the views, and render them to a string. The advantage of using the Razor SDK is that Visual Studio will give design-time intellisense making the templates easier to maintain.
Note, since Generazor allows generation to a string outside of MVC, the intellisense (and generated view) will have access to other properties than just the @Model (e.g., @Component, @Html, @Json, @Url). The other properties are generated by the SDK, but are <null> at runtime. In practice, it’s easy to ignore these.