public void UseFileIfExists(string name)
{
if (_folders.FileExists(ContentType.scripts, name))
{
Require(name);
}
}
public ContentFiles(IContentFolderService service, ContentType contentType)
{
_service = service;
_contentType = contentType;
/*
* You might be wondering, "why is it doing this?"
* The goal of the below is to say:
* 1.) Use the url to the main application's content/{type} if the file exists there
* 2.) If not, try to find it in a package folder. If found, pull it from the package folder
* 3.) Finally, try the url to the main application and just hope.
*
* This implementation isn't smart enough to deal with "appended" virtual directory paths
*
*/
_urls.OnMissing = filename =>
{
if (_service.ExistsInApplicationDirectory(_contentType, filename))
{
return("~/content/{0}/{1}".ToFormat(_contentType, filename.TrimStart('/')));
}
if (_service.FileExists(_contentType, filename))
{
return("~/_content/{0}/{1}".ToFormat(_contentType, filename.TrimStart('/')));
}
return("~/content/{0}/{1}".ToFormat(_contentType, filename.TrimStart('/')));
};
}
public ContentFiles(IContentFolderService service, ContentType contentType)
{
_service = service;
_contentType = contentType;
/*
* You might be wondering, "why is it doing this?"
* The goal of the below is to say:
* 1.) Use the url to the main application's content/{type} if the file exists there
* 2.) If not, try to find it in a package folder. If found, pull it from the package folder
* 3.) Finally, try the url to the main application and just hope.
*
* This implementation isn't smart enough to deal with "appended" virtual directory paths
*
*/
_urls.OnMissing = filename =>
{
if (_service.ExistsInApplicationDirectory(_contentType, filename))
{
return "~/content/{0}/{1}".ToFormat(_contentType, filename.TrimStart('/'));
}
if (_service.FileExists(_contentType, filename))
{
return "~/_{0}/{1}".ToFormat(_contentType, filename.TrimStart('/'));
}
return "~/content/{0}/{1}".ToFormat(_contentType, filename.TrimStart('/'));
};
}