public LanguageStringService(IGenericRepository <Language> languaesGR,
IGenericRepository <LanguageString> languageStringGR,
IGenericRepository <LanguageStringType> languageStringTypeGR,
IGenericRepository <LanguageStringIdType> languageStringIdTypeGR,
IGenericRepository <LanguageStringId> languageStringIdGR,
LanguageStringServiceConfiguration configuration,
ScopedHttpContext scopedHttpContext)
{
_languaesGR = languaesGR;
_languageStringGR = languageStringGR;
_languageStringIdTypeGR = languageStringIdTypeGR;
_languageStringTypeGR = languageStringTypeGR;
_languageStringIdGR = languageStringIdGR;
_configuration = configuration;
_httpContext = scopedHttpContext.HttpContext;
if (_httpContext.Request.Headers.ContainsKey("accept-language") && ((String)_httpContext.Request.Headers["accept-language"]).Length == 2)
{
_langAddName = _httpContext.Request.Headers["accept-language"];
}
if (_langAddName == null || _languaesGR.CountWhere(x => x.AbbName == _langAddName) == 0)
{
_langAddName = _configuration.DefaultLanguage;
}
/*foreach (var item in arguments)
* draftBody = draftBody.ReplaceFirstOccurrance("$arg$", item);
* return draftBody;*/
// var m = _languageStringGR.GetDbSet().Where((x) => x.Id == Id && x.Language.AbbName == langAddName).Include(x => x.Language).ToArray().FirstOrDefault();
}
public RegistrationService(IRoleService roleService,
IEmailService emailService,
INotificationService notificationService,
IPermanentConnectionService permanentConnectionService,
IUserService userService,
ILoginService loginService,
ScopedHttpContext httpContext,
RegistrationServiceConfiguration configuration)
{
_roleService = roleService;
_emailService = emailService;
_notificationService = notificationService;
_permanentConnectionService = permanentConnectionService;
_userService = userService;
_loginService = loginService;
_httpContext = httpContext.HttpContext;
_configuration = configuration;
}
/// <summary> /// Automatically provides a <see cref="ScopedHttpContext"/> service that enables scoped services /// to use the HttpContext. /// </summary> /// <remarks> /// This is much more efficient than the HttpContextAccessor. HttpContextAccessor remains the only /// way to have a singleton service depends on the HttpContext and must NEVER be used. Singleton /// services that MAY need the HttpContext must be designed with explicit HttpContext method parameter /// injection. /// <para> /// Scoped services however CAN easily depend on the HttpContext thanks to this ScopedHttpContext. /// </para> /// </remarks> /// <param name="builder">This Web host builder.</param> /// <returns>The builder.</returns> public static IWebHostBuilder UseScopedHttpContext(this IWebHostBuilder builder) => ScopedHttpContext.Install(builder);
public HttpContextDependentService(ScopedHttpContext ctx)
{
_ctx = ctx.HttpContext;
}
