aliskhanoff/SoftRouting

Make your Asp.Net MVC Routes easy

SoftRouting for ASP.NET MVC (0.1.2)

Getting Started

nuget Install-Package softrouting -Version 0.1.2

Why SoftRouting?

• Ease of development
• Clear code
• Simple routes

EXAMPLES

Example 1

Standart Asp.net MVC application Controller in Controllers folder:

public class HomeController: Controller {

        public HomeController() {

        }

        public ActionResult Index() {
            return Content("index");
        }

        public ActionResult About() {
            return Content("about");
        }

        public ActionResult Contacts() {
            return Content("contacts");
        }
}

Routing to index page with standart Asp.Net routing (action index):

RouteTable.Routes.MapRoute(null, "", new { 
    controller: "Home",
    action: "index"
 });

Routing with SoftRouting:

using SoftRouting; //very important ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 

RouteTable.Routes.InController("Home").MapIndexPage("index"); //action name "index" as default page

Routing to actions "about" && "contacts" with Asp.Net routing

RouteTable.Routes.MapRoute(null, "about", new { 
    controller: "Home",
    action: "about"
 });

RouteTable.Routes.MapRoute(null, "contacts", new { 
    controller: "Home",
    action: "contacts"
 });

Or you can use automatic routing:

RouteTable.Routes.MapRoute(null, "{action}", new { 
    controller: "Home"
 });

Routing with SoftRouting:

RouteTable.Routes.InController("Home")
                        .Map("about")
                        .Map("contacts");

Or you can use automatic routing

RouteTable.Routes.InController("Home").AutoMap(); //will map to ~/index, ~/about, ~/contacts

Auto routing with UrlPrefix

RouteTable.Routes.InController("Home").AutoMap("blogs"); //will map to ~/blogs/about, ~/blogs/contacts

Also you can use url expressions in map:

RouteTable.Routes.InController("Home")
                        .Map("about", "us/about")
                        .Map("contacts", "us/contacts");

And you can use prefix for route:

RouteTable.Routes.InController("Main").AutoMap("us"); 

You can create routes in areas

RouteTable.Routes.InArea("Main").WithController("Home")
                        .Map("about", "us/about")
                        .Map("contacts", "us/contacts");

You can switсh controller and area

RouteTable.Routes.InController("Home").AutoMap("us").SwitchArea("accounts").WithController("Login").AutoMap();

RouteTable.Routes.InController("Home").AutoMap("us").SwitchController("Login").AutoMap();

Example 2

Routing in AreaRegistration class

using SoftRouting; ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

public class MainAreaRegistration : AreaRegistration  {

        public override string AreaName => "Main";

        public override void RegisterArea(AreaRegistrationContext context)  {
        
                context.WithController("Home")
                            .AutoMap();
        }
}

You can switch controllers

context.WithController("Home")
                            .AutoMap()
                                .SwitchController("Info")
                                        .AutoMap("info");

And you can switch Area

                    .AutoMap()
                    .SwithArea("Account")
                        .WithController("Login")
                            .AutoMap("accounts"); //~/accounts/login, ~/accounts/register etc...

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