How can I create a C # downloadable class from an ASP.NET MVC website?

I am sure this is a very strange requirement, but it does.

We have a client configuration code that is represented by C # classes, which we compile into a class library. Creating these configuration classes is currently a monkey job that I would like to assign to someone other than the developer. Therefore, we are creating the Configurator website, which a business analyst can use to create valid C # classes by filling out a form with the appropriate parameters selected.

What is the best way to create a C # class from a template on an MVC website? Note that I am not talking here about dynamically creating and executing a class at runtime: we essentially generate a text file that simply contains C # code that will be included in a completely different project.

This is a very difficult topic for Google! Parameters that have appeared so far ...

• just use a tokenized text file and replace the values ​​with String.Format
• somehow use Razor as a template engine (but not sure how, and this is not the html that we generate)
• use T4 templates somehow (at least I know that it was used to create C #, but not sure how to execute at runtime)

Any ideas on how best to approach this?

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public class AreaRiskTemplate: AreaRiskTemplateBase
{
    public override string EntityName { get { return "risk"; } }
    public override string EntityNamePlural { get { return "risks"; } }
    public override string EntityNameArticle { get { return "a"; } }
    public override string CGovItemRefPrefix { get { return "R"; } }
    public override void SetFieldDefinitions()
    {

        FieldDefinitions.Level1.IsImplemented = true;
        FieldDefinitions.Level1.Label = "Category";
        FieldDefinitions.Level1.IsVisibleInGrid = true;

        FieldDefinitions.Level2.IsImplemented = true;
        FieldDefinitions.Level2.Label = "Team";
        FieldDefinitions.Level2.IsVisibleInGrid = true;

        FieldDefinitions.Description.IsImplemented = true;
        FieldDefinitions.Description.Label = "Description";
        FieldDefinitions.Description.IsVisibleInGrid = true;

    }
    public override ModelStateDictionary Validate()
    {
        var msd = new ModelStateDictionary();
        // add template-specific validation here
        msd.Merge(base.Validate());
        return msd;
    }
    public override List<string> Level1Options
    {
        get
        {
            return new List<string>
                {
                    "Organisational",
                    "Financial",
                    "Operational",
                    "External",
            "IT"
                };
        }
    }
}

: T4 http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee844259(v=vs.100).aspx ( ). .