using System.IO;
using RazorEngine;
namespace ConsoleTest
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
const string markup = "@{ Layout = null; } @model dynamic <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Tatooine</title> </head> <body> <div> These are not the @Model.Name you are looking for.</div> </body> </html>";
Engine.Razor.RunCompile(markup, "Tatooine", TextWriter.Null, new Form() { Name = "droids" });
}
}
public class Form
{
public string Name;
}
}
The
using RazorEngine.Templating was removed by Resharper ...
Well, it is Visual Studio 2010 but that's still .Net 4.0.
Still getting the following error:
Error 1 The best overloaded method match for 'RazorEngine.Templating.IRazorEngineService.RunCompile(RazorEngine.Templating.ITemplateKey, System.IO.TextWriter, System.Type, object, RazorEngine.Templating.DynamicViewBag)' has some invalid arguments
or if you are fine with dynamic templates (no static types) you can use
Engine.Razor.RunCompile(markup, "Tatooine", TextWriter.Null, model: new Form() { Name = "droids" }); (without specifying the modelType parameter which is always there and before the model parameter)
or using
null: Engine.Razor.RunCompile(markup, "Tatooine", TextWriter.Null, null, new Form() { Name = "droids" }); (the last two are basically the same thing)
It won't compile because it's not an ITemplateKey.
Yes, without extension methods we only have
ITemplateKey overload...
It's basically the same thing but resolved by hand instead of the compiler.
Just changed the license to Apache2!
This is now released in https://www.nuget.org/packages/RazorEngine/3.7.0-beta1. Please test and report if I broke anything.
This is now released in https://www.nuget.org/packages/RazorEngine/3.7.0-beta1. Please test and report if I broke anything.
@matthid I found out it wasn't the VS2010 compiler - it was me trying to pass an int to the 'name' parameter. I fixed it by putting the argument names against each parameter and also reading through the large number of overloads then calling .ToString() on the one that was incorrect. So, no need to up date your documentation.
where page.Content.Value is a snippet of Razor syntax pulled from data
I understand we shouldn't use obsolete API, this is adopted code and I want to follow the process outlined in your Upgrading to 3.5.0, but I'm being told "what we have now is good enough, we might get to that later". Problem is, this is yet to be deployed to production code. It will be replacing a website that sees about 2 million pageviews per month, and the bulk of those we be delivered via that Parse call.
It should actually be quite easy to see (even while debugging) if caching is in place. First its just very slow when everything is compiled, and second you can see a "csc.exe" in task manager whenever a template is compiled (which should be the one time only for every template)
Does this answer your question?
@matthid First of all great project. Thank you for that. But I have a problem, I don't know if its a bug or not. If use the deprecated TemplateService, I can Compile my templates with utf8, but if I use the suggested RazorEngineService, I get a not properly compiled template for characters like 'ä', 'ü' and so on. If you need more informations I can send you my code.
I briefly looked at it: The problem is that the cshtml file is not saved with proper UTF8 encoding. So either save it via UTF8 or load it with the proper encoding.
Is the Engine.Razor. threadsafe? In my enviroment it is possible, that *Engine.Razor.RunCompile(template, "input", typeof(Input), inputEl) is called at the same time.
*it
Any idea if its possible to join this chat via IRC or similiar?