AspNetCore.RouteAnalyzer
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kobake
I want to kno in what namespace a route is defined, is it therefor possible to add namespace to RouteInformation?
Got something working for ASP.NET Core 3.x (see #25). I don't like the redirect. The browser's address bar shows the "internal" route, which is different from the original. Can anyone...
I was able to configure endpoints like this (instead of UseRouteAnalyzer()): ``` app.UseEndpoints(config => { config.MapControllers(); // Manually add RouteAnalyzer endpoints config.MapControllerRoute("routeAnalyzer", "{controller=RouteAnalyzer_Main}/{action=ShowAllRoutes}"); config.Map("/routes", context => { context.Response.Redirect("RouteAnalyzer_Main/ShowAllRoutes"); return Task.CompletedTask;...
I ended here looking for same thing as many, given .Net Core 3+ now uses Endpoint routing, this library is not needed anymore. To save you some time, the following...
When attempting to use this package on ASP.Net Core 2.2.0, I get the following exception at startup : ``` System.InvalidOperationException: Cannot use 'AspNetCore.RouteAnalyzer.Inner.Router' with Endpoint Routing. at Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder.MvcApplicationBuilderExtensions.UseMvc(IApplicationBuilder app, Action`1...
If I generate a very default ASP/.NET Core - based CRUD controller (4 methods) with the route `[Route("[controller]/[action]")]`, all listed routes have the same request type (`GET`). This is **not**...
Current ASP.NET Core 2 targets .net standard and thus supports both .NET Core and .NET Framework. Please consider adding support or re-targeting the nuget to .net standard to support .NET...
This pull request fixes #19, but in a terrible way, but hey it works. I will futher investigate this with a better solution.
I don't use Microsoft.AspNetCore and Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc. I use specific packages inside of those.
