private string GetFlagPath()
{
var modelsDirectory = _config.ModelsDirectoryAbsolute(_hostingEnvironment);
if (!Directory.Exists(modelsDirectory))
{
Directory.CreateDirectory(modelsDirectory);
}
return(Path.Combine(modelsDirectory, "ood.flag"));
}
private string?GetErrFile()
{
var modelsDirectory = _config.ModelsDirectoryAbsolute(_hostingEnvironment);
if (!Directory.Exists(modelsDirectory))
{
return(null);
}
return(Path.Combine(modelsDirectory, "models.err"));
}
public void GenerateModels()
{
var modelsDirectory = _config.ModelsDirectoryAbsolute(_hostingEnvironment);
if (!Directory.Exists(modelsDirectory))
{
Directory.CreateDirectory(modelsDirectory);
}
foreach (var file in Directory.GetFiles(modelsDirectory, "*.generated.cs"))
{
File.Delete(file);
}
IList <TypeModel> typeModels = _umbracoService.GetAllTypes();
var builder = new TextBuilder(_config, typeModels);
foreach (TypeModel typeModel in builder.GetModelsToGenerate())
{
var sb = new StringBuilder();
builder.Generate(sb, typeModel);
var filename = Path.Combine(modelsDirectory, typeModel.ClrName + ".generated.cs");
File.WriteAllText(filename, sb.ToString());
}
// the idea was to calculate the current hash and to add it as an extra file to the compilation,
// in order to be able to detect whether a DLL is consistent with an environment - however the
// environment *might not* contain the local partial files, and thus it could be impossible to
// calculate the hash. So... maybe that's not a good idea after all?
/*
* var currentHash = HashHelper.Hash(ourFiles, typeModels);
* ourFiles["models.hash.cs"] = $@"using Umbraco.ModelsBuilder;
* [assembly:ModelsBuilderAssembly(SourceHash = ""{currentHash}"")]
* ";
*/
_outOfDateModels.Clear();
}
