- see issues aspnet/DependencyInjection#193 and #1612
- use `TryAdd()` in `MvcServices` for the `IAssemblyProvider`
Move `ApplicationBasePath` handling into `RazorPreCompileModule`
- restores view precompilation in functional tests of sample sites
- if we need this, others will as well
- override `IApplicationEnvironment` but get folder from `ProjectContext`
- also remove remaining `IServiceProvider` implementations in this code
test fixes:
- simplify `IApplicationEnvironment` override
- move override logic into `TestHelper.CreateServer()` methods
- remove `LoggerFactory` setup
- does not seem to require special-casing
- remove unused `ITestConfigurationProvider` / `TestConfigurationProvider`
- remove `TestAssemblyProvider` classes
- no longer required
- remove `ReplaceCallContextServiceLocationService` test helper
- change MVC sample to fully-qualify config.json path
- avoids `ReplaceCallContextServiceLocationService` need in `MvcSampleTests`
- no longer required for other tests
nit: remove unused `_serviceProvider` and constructor overload in `RazorPreCompiler`
This is a demonstration of how to inject an IRouter in between traditional
routes and MVC's handler. This allows you to accomplish a variety of
things that were possible with WebAPIs handlers, but inside the routing
system.
The example here turns a header representing the user into a locale, which
is used to select a controller. You could do other things like reject the
route match or change link generation.
There is one subtle project change here, to allow the same to be possible
for attribute routing, we need to create the attribute route after running
the user's routing configuration code.
Hao Kung
Doug Bunting
Ryan Nowak