Create WebAPI project using dotnet new webapi
command. Register in Startup class 2 services to default Service Provider
- service A (choose better name if you want) registered as SCOPED
- service B (choose better name if you want) registered as SINGLETON Inject via constructor service A into service B. Run the app. What happends? Fix problem using IServiceProvider.
Create WebAPI project using dotnet new webapi
command. Register in Startup class 3 services to default Service Provider:
- all services implement same interface
- inject all services to WebAPI Controller using only one object(IEnumerable)
- use all services in one of the Controller's action
03_Middleware Create Empty ASP.NET Core project. Create cutom middleware class and add it to the app request pipeline in Startup class:
- custom middleware class should read data from URL query and add data as an request header
Create WebAPI project using dotnet new webapi
command. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Add logging to Controller's action and log info about request origin
- Log some message in Configure method in Startup class
- *Add logging to Program class and log something similar to "App is starting!"
Create WebAPI project using dotnet new webapi
command or use one from exercise 04_Logging. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Add Third-party logging provider
- Configure it to log messeages into file.
Create WebAPI project using dotnet new webapi
command. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Inject interface IConfiguration to scaffolded Controller
- Read from configuration file and return value as an response to Controller's action.
- Add another COntroller's action that will return value from configuration file depends on Environment!
- Read from Env variables
Create WebAPI project using dotnet new webapi
command. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Add separate json file with some data in it,
- Add json file to App Configuration,
- Bind data from json file to class using Configure method in Startup class,
- Use binded class in COntroller by injectin
IOptionsMonitor<T>
interface
Create MVC project using dotnet new mvc
command or Visual Studio. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Add new MVC controller with action that return some string value
- Add dedicated convention-based routing in Startup class for created controller
- Add new WebAPI controller with attribute routing and 3 actions:
- First action with
[HttpGet("<choose value here>")]
attribute - Second action with
[Route("<choose value here>")]
attribute - Third action with
[Route("/<choose value here>")]
attribute
- First action with
- Change Starup class to handle attribute routing
- Check if all actions are accessible
Create MVC project using dotnet new mvc
command or Visual Studio. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Add new empty MVC controller and 3 different actions
- Every action should return different view
- Add partial view to one of the views
- Add different layout to views for created controller
Create MVC project using dotnet new mvc
command or Visual Studio. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Add new empty MVC controller and 3 different actions
- Every action should return different view
- First action should pass data to view using
ViewData
object- *Use
[ViewData]
attribute
- *Use
- Second action should pass data to view using
ViewBag
object - Third action should pass data to view using strongly typed model
- *Add partial view to every view and pass data
Create MVC project using dotnet new mvc
command or Visual Studio. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Add new empty MVC controller and 3 different actions
- Every action should return different view
- Inevery view use at least one different tag helper: -anchor tag helper -environment tag helper -form tag helper
- Create custom tag helper
Create MVC project using dotnet new mvc
command or Visual Studio. Add fallowing changes to the app:
- Add new empty MVC controller and 4 different actions:
- Index
- IfStatement
- ForEachLoop
- Environment
- Add link to Index action to default Layout using anchor tag helper
- Add class Student with at least 3 public properties
- Add view for Index action and create there object of Student class using data from ViewData or using casting
- Add view for IfStatement action and create there if else statement based on data from ViewBag and showing different buttons depends on data
Using ASP.NET Core MVC create an app, that will have fallowing functionality:
- 3 tables:
- Authors
- Books
- Clients
- Relations:
- Author can have many books
- Book can have many authors
- Client can borrow many boks
- Create service for seeding data
- Create controllers and views for CRUD operations
Using created app from exercise #14 add following changes:
- Add model validation