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src/devices/Device Binding Template.md

-# [Component Name Here]
-
-## Summary
-Provide a brief description on what the component is and its functonality.
-
-## Device Family
-Provide a list of component names and link to datasheets (if available) the binding will work with.
-
-**[Family Name Here]**: [Datasheet link here]
-
-## Binding Notes
-
-Provide any specifics related to binding API.  This could include how to configure component for particular functions and example code.
-
-**NOTE**:  Don't repeat the basics related to System.Device.API* (e.g. connection settings, etc.).  This helps keep text/steps down to a minimum for maintainability.
-
-## References 
-Provide any references to other tutorials, blogs and hardware related to the component that could help others get started.

src/devices/README.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ We may publish NuGet packages of device bindings at a later date.
 
 ## Contributing a binding
 
-Anyone can contribute a binding. Please do! Bindings should follow the model that is used for the [Mcp23xxx](Mcp23xxx/README.md) or [Mcp3008](Mcp3008/README.md) implementations.  There is a [Binding Markdown template](Device%20Binding%20Template.md) that can help you get started, as well.
+Anyone can contribute a binding. Please do! Bindings should follow the model that is used for the [Mcp23xxx](Mcp23xxx/README.md) or [Mcp3008](Mcp3008/README.md) implementations.  There is a [Device Binding Template](../../tools/templates/DeviceBindingTemplate/README.md) that can help you get started, as well.
 
 Bindings must:
 

tools/templates/DeviceBindingTemplate/README.md

+# Device Binding Template
+
+The Device Binding Template provides an easy way to create device binding projects.  This template is based on the [.NET Templates](https://github.com/dotnet/templating).
+
+## How to Install
+Currently, there is no NuGet package available so the template folder must be stored locally.  Use the following command to install the template where `PATH` is the directory path the template was stored.
+
+```console
+dotnet new -i C:\[PATH]\iot\tools\templates\DeviceBindingTemplate\dotnet_new_device-binding_csharp
+```
+
+## How to Uninstall
+The template can be uninstalled by using the following command where `PATH` is the directory path the template was stored.
+
+```console
+dotnet new -u C:\[PATH]\iot\tools\templates\DeviceBindingTemplate\dotnet_new_device-binding_csharp
+```
+
+## Example Device Binding
+Use the following command to create a device binding project.
+
+  * `PATH` is the recommended directory path where other device bindings are located in the repo structure.
+  * The output parameter (-o) is not required when working in the current directory expected to create the binding project.
+  
+```console
+dotnet new device-binding -n Foo -o C:\[PATH]\iot\src\devices\Foo
+```
+The following device binding structure will be created after running the command.
+
+```
+iot/
+  src/
+    devices/
+      Foo/
+        Foo.csproj
+        Foo.cs
+        README.md
+        samples/
+          Foo.Sample.csproj
+          Foo.Sample.cs
+        tests/   <--  Tests are optional
+          Foo_Not_Required.Tests.csproj
+          Foo.Tests.cs
+```
+
+## Tests Project
+There is an optional test project created when the device binding project is created.  The tests folder can be deleted if not used.
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