public static IServiceCollection AddHangfireWebhooksServer(this IServiceCollection services, HangfireWebhooksManagerOptions options)
{
if (options == null)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("The Hangfire webhooks manager options are missing. Please check your configuration.");
}
services.AddSingleton(options.HttpClientOptions);
services.AddDbContext <WebhooksDbContext>(provider =>
{
if (options.UseInMemoryDatastore)
{
provider.UseInMemoryDatabase(WebhooksDbContext.WebhooksDbName);
}
else
{
provider.UseSqlServer(options.DatabaseConnectionString);
}
});
services.AddScoped <IWebhooksStorageProvider, SqlServerWebhooksStorageProvider>();
services.AddScoped <IHangfireWebhooksManager, HangfireWebhooksManager>();
services.AddScoped <IWebhooksManager>(provider => provider.GetRequiredService <IHangfireWebhooksManager>());
// TODO: Fix this hack!
// 1. Hangfire expects the DB to be created.
// 2. EF won't create it's entities, etc. if the DB is created.
// So we force EF to create the DB below before Hangfire takes over.
var builder = new DbContextOptionsBuilder <WebhooksDbContext>();
if (options.UseInMemoryDatastore)
{
builder.UseInMemoryDatabase(WebhooksDbContext.WebhooksDbName);
}
else
{
builder.UseSqlServer(options.DatabaseConnectionString);
}
using (var db = new WebhooksDbContext(builder.Options)) { }
services.AddHangfire(configuration =>
{
if (options.UseInMemoryDatastore)
{
configuration.UseInMemoryStorage();
}
else
{
configuration.UseSqlServerStorage(options.DatabaseConnectionString);
}
configuration.UseSerializerSettings(WebhooksGlobalConfiguration.JsonSerializerSettings);
});
services.AddHangfireServer();
return(services);
}
public SqlServerWebhooksStorageProvider(WebhooksDbContext database)
{
_database = database;
}