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        /// <summary><para>Bind a section of the appsettings.json to an options pattern POCO along
        /// with wiring up recursively-validated DataAnnotation validation.  It will immediately
        /// validate the POCO after binding and throw an exception if validation fails.</para>
        /// <para>This method outputs a reference to the POCO, loaded with setting values
        /// at the time of registration.  This reference should be the same as the reference
        /// that you get back later from the IOptions.Value call.</para>
        /// <para>WARNING: This method is a experimental and it's likely that the IOptionsMonitor
        /// approach will *not* notify the application about changed configuration values.  So
        /// this method is not suitable for long-lived processes, but should work okay for apps
        /// that restart whenever configuration settings are changed.</para></summary>
        /// <exception cref="Microsoft.Extensions.Options.OptionsValidationException">
        /// Thrown when the validation of the POCO fails.</exception>
        public static IServiceCollection AddEagerlyValidatedSettings <T>(
            this IServiceCollection services,
            IConfiguration configuration,
            out T outputOptions
            ) where T : class, new()
        {
            var sectionName          = SettingsSectionNameAttribute.GetSettingsSectionName <T>();
            var configurationSection = configuration.GetSection(sectionName);
            var settings             = configurationSection.Get <T>();

            var options = Options.Create(settings);

            services.AddSingleton(options);
            services.AddSingleton <IValidateOptions <T> >(
                new RecursiveDataAnnotationValidateOptions <T>(
                    null
                    ));

            var validator             = new RecursiveDataAnnotationValidateOptions <T>(null);
            var validateOptionsResult = validator.Validate(null, options.Value);

            if (validateOptionsResult.Failed)
            {
                throw new OptionsValidationException(
                          $"Section: {sectionName}",
                          typeof(T),
                          validateOptionsResult.Failures
                          );
            }

            outputOptions = options.Value;

            return(services);
        }
Esempio n. 2
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        /// <summary>Bind a section of the appsettings.json to an options pattern POCO without validation.</summary>
        public static IServiceCollection AddSettings <T>(
            this IServiceCollection services,
            IConfiguration configuration
            ) where T : class
        {
            var sectionName          = SettingsSectionNameAttribute.GetSettingsSectionName <T>();
            var configurationSection = configuration.GetSection(sectionName);

            services.AddOptions <T>()
            .Bind(configurationSection);

            return(services);
        }
Esempio n. 3
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        /// <summary>Bind a section of the appsettings.json to a POCO along with wiring up
        /// IValidateOptions validation.</summary>
        public static IServiceCollection AddValidatedSettings <T, TValidator>(
            this IServiceCollection services,
            IConfiguration configuration
            )
            where T : class
            where TValidator : class, IValidateOptions <T>
        {
            var sectionName          = SettingsSectionNameAttribute.GetSettingsSectionName <T>();
            var configurationSection = configuration.GetSection(sectionName);

            services.AddOptions <T>()
            .Bind(configurationSection);

            services.AddSingleton <IValidateOptions <T>, TValidator>();

            return(services);
        }