@DmitrySikorsky I needed to add SignalR and previously I would have just used Microsoft's Microsoft.AspNetCore.App package to reference it. Now that ExtCore runs on .NETStandard AspNetCore.App is not supported. So I was wondering if I would have to default back to using the startup but I manged to get around it. I just added the references to SignalR separate and all is working now.
@DmitrySikorsky hey! Is it possible to use ExtCore.Data (StorageContext) with UseInMemoryDatabase ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/miscellaneous/testing/in-memory#writing-tests )?
@NickRimmer You want to make your own implementation of ExtCore.Data.Abstractions.IStorageContext. Look at the existing implementations for inspiration https://github.com/ExtCore/ExtCore/blob/master/src/ExtCore.Data.EntityFramework.SqlServer/StorageContext.cs
just add a direct reference.
In our project we started off using ExtensionManager but are slowly migrating to using our DI (Autofac) more and more because of the extra features that provides (metadata and filtering). Currently we only use to for anything directly related to plugin discovery and initialization, once the site is running everything goes through the DI.
We might end up not using the ExtensionManager at all in the future, it doesn't seem like it's required
Hi @Kukks , DI should be used always when possible. ExtensionManager might be used to find existing implementation of some given interface to register it in the DI then: https://github.com/ExtCore/ExtCore/blob/master/src/ExtCore.Data/Actions/AddStorageAction.cs#L47
@DmitrySikorsky Thanks, that's what I ended up doing. Now I'm running into issues with the embedded views in plugins. I have a few plugins that I've been working on in my local dev environment with the main app directly referencing them. The Views and Scripts are all embedded in the plugins. Everything seems to load correctly but as soon as a publish a release(with the direct references intact), the mvc binding on any of these views seem to break.
<pre> @Html.Raw(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(ViewData.ModelState, Formatting.Indented))</pre>
<pre> @Html.Raw(JsonConvert.SerializeObject(Model, Formatting.Indented))</pre>seem to work and actually print the correct data from controllers but any form binfing helpers seem to be ignored completely such as the below:
<div class="form-group">
<label asp-for="Server" class="control-label"></label>
<input asp-for="Server" class="form-control"/>
<span asp-validation-for="Server" class="text-danger"></span>
</div>Any idea why? I'm also wondering what the process is to create plugins and distribute them. Would doing a dotnet publish be everything? I have plugins that use external nuget packages and full of Viewcomponents, partials, and controllers with views.
How can i unload extension?
What we do currently to simulate this behavior is to register all interfaces from a ExtCore plugin with Autofac. During the registration we assign the Assembly name as metadata. Then on the interface consumer we apply a customized version of the MetadataFilterAttribute.
@DmitrySikorsky occasionally look at https://github.com/ExtCore/ExtCore/issues/155#issuecomment-473365488
In extension i can't load System.Private.ServiceModel
Loader doesnt loading all references.
FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Private.ServiceModel, Version=4.5.0.3, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a'. The system cannot find the file specified.
I have added Connected Service and app can't load references correctly. How can i fix this issue?
public ActionResult Index()
{
var repo = this.storage.GetRepository<IItemRepository>();
return this.View(new IndexViewModelFactory().Create(repo.All()));
}
{
var repo = this.storage.GetRepository<IItemRepository>();
return this.View(new IndexViewModelFactory().Create(repo.All()));
}
Hi guys,
Anyone has an idea why repository is always return null?
Anyone has an idea why repository is always return null?
do I need to register this dependency in some area?
public ActionResult Index()
{
var repo = this.storage.GetRepository<IItemRepository>(); // This line
return this.View(new IndexViewModelFactory().Create(repo.All()));
}
Would you try to use a setting file for each extension? or would you put all of your settings into the web host?
public virtual void Execute(IServiceCollection services, IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
{
}
public virtual void Execute(IApplicationBuilder app, IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
{
}
Hi, I would like to use ExtCore on a project in conjunction with a custom nuget package instead of a DLL. Can I please have a simple example that I can follow? I have created the extension and a .NET core MVC project. All I need to know is how to use the Nuget package I created in the startup file to add the extension.
@mou7866 There are a lot of examples here: https://github.com/ExtCore/ExtCore
Simply scroll down to "Samples"
Simply scroll down to "Samples"
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@alaa-m I not sure if I understand your problem. But, in our app, we using a parent controller for all controllers, injecting a IStorage: https://github.com/SOFTINUX/Base/blob/master/src/SoftinuxBase.Infrastructure/ControllerBase.cs
Hi Nastya! Sorry for the late answer, didn't look here for a while. Please review this issue, maybe you could add something there. Thanks. ExtCore/ExtCore#164
in our mvc app we are integrating react but i want to keep admin side non react
so i am using reactjs.net for this, have anyone tried this
does react routing works side by side or do we need to reqrite everything?