private IList <ApiParameterDescription> GetParameters(ApiParameterContext context)
{
// First, get parameters from the model-binding/parameter-binding side of the world.
if (context.ActionDescriptor.Parameters != null)
{
foreach (var actionParameter in context.ActionDescriptor.Parameters)
{
var visitor = new PseudoModelBindingVisitor(context, actionParameter);
ModelMetadata metadata;
if (actionParameter is ControllerParameterDescriptor controllerParameterDescriptor &&
_modelMetadataProvider is ModelMetadataProvider provider)
{
// The default model metadata provider derives from ModelMetadataProvider
// and can therefore supply information about attributes applied to parameters.
metadata = provider.GetMetadataForParameter(controllerParameterDescriptor.ParameterInfo);
}
else
{
// For backward compatibility, if there's a custom model metadata provider that
// only implements the older IModelMetadataProvider interface, access the more
// limited metadata information it supplies. In this scenario, validation attributes
// are not supported on parameters.
metadata = _modelMetadataProvider.GetMetadataForType(actionParameter.ParameterType);
}
var bindingContext = new ApiParameterDescriptionContext(
metadata,
actionParameter.BindingInfo,
propertyName: actionParameter.Name);
visitor.WalkParameter(bindingContext);
}
public void WalkParameter(ApiParameterDescriptionContext context)
{
// Attempt to find a binding source for the parameter
//
// The default is ModelBinding (aka all default value providers)
var source = BindingSource.ModelBinding;
Visit(context, source, containerName: string.Empty);
}
private static string GetName(string containerName, ApiParameterDescriptionContext metadata)
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(metadata.BinderModelName))
{
// Name was explicitly provided
return(metadata.BinderModelName);
}
else
{
return(ModelNames.CreatePropertyModelName(containerName, metadata.PropertyName));
}
}
private ApiParameterDescription CreateResult(
ApiParameterDescriptionContext bindingContext,
BindingSource source,
string containerName)
{
return(new ApiParameterDescription()
{
ModelMetadata = bindingContext.ModelMetadata,
Name = GetName(containerName, bindingContext),
Source = source,
Type = bindingContext.ModelMetadata.ModelType,
});
}
public void WalkParameter(ApiParameterDescriptionContext context)
{
// Attempt to find a binding source for the parameter
//
// The default is ModelBinding (aka all default value providers)
var source = BindingSource.ModelBinding;
if (!Visit(context, source, containerName: string.Empty))
{
// If we get here, then it means we didn't find a match for any of the model. This means that it's
// likely 'model-bound' in the traditional MVC sense (formdata + query string + route data) and
// doesn't use any IBinderMetadata.
//
// Add a single 'default' parameter description for the model.
Context.Results.Add(CreateResult(context, source, containerName: string.Empty));
}
}
private void Visit(
ApiParameterDescriptionContext bindingContext,
BindingSource ambientSource,
string containerName)
{
var source = bindingContext.BindingSource;
if (source != null && source.IsGreedy)
{
// We have a definite answer for this model. This is a greedy source like
// [FromBody] so there's no need to consider properties.
Context.Results.Add(CreateResult(bindingContext, source, containerName));
return;
}
var modelMetadata = bindingContext.ModelMetadata;
// For any property which is a leaf node, we don't want to keep traversing:
//
// 1) Collections - while it's possible to have binder attributes on the inside of a collection,
// it hardly seems useful, and would result in some very weird binding.
//
// 2) Simple Types - These are generally part of the .net framework - primitives, or types which have a
// type converter from string.
//
// 3) Types with no properties. Obviously nothing to explore there.
//
if (modelMetadata.IsEnumerableType ||
!modelMetadata.IsComplexType ||
modelMetadata.Properties.Count == 0)
{
Context.Results.Add(CreateResult(bindingContext, source ?? ambientSource, containerName));
return;
}
// This will come from composite model binding - so investigate what's going on with each property.
//
// Ex:
//
// public IActionResult PlaceOrder(OrderDTO order) {...}
//
// public class OrderDTO
// {
// public int AccountId { get; set; }
//
// [FromBody]
// public Order { get; set; }
// }
//
// This should result in two parameters:
//
// AccountId - source: Any
// Order - source: Body
//
// We don't want to append the **parameter** name when building a model name.
var newContainerName = containerName;
if (modelMetadata.ContainerType != null)
{
newContainerName = GetName(containerName, bindingContext);
}
for (var i = 0; i < modelMetadata.Properties.Count; i++)
{
var propertyMetadata = modelMetadata.Properties[i];
var key = new PropertyKey(propertyMetadata, source);
var bindingInfo = BindingInfo.GetBindingInfo(Enumerable.Empty <object>(), propertyMetadata);
var propertyContext = ApiParameterDescriptionContext.GetContext(
propertyMetadata,
bindingInfo: bindingInfo,
propertyName: null);
if (Visited.Add(key))
{
Visit(propertyContext, source ?? ambientSource, newContainerName);
}
else
{
// This is cycle, so just add a result rather than traversing.
Context.Results.Add(CreateResult(propertyContext, source ?? ambientSource, newContainerName));
}
}
}
private IList <ApiParameterDescription> GetParameters(ApiParameterContext context)
{
// First, get parameters from the model-binding/parameter-binding side of the world.
if (context.ActionDescriptor.Parameters != null)
{
foreach (var actionParameter in context.ActionDescriptor.Parameters)
{
var visitor = new PseudoModelBindingVisitor(context, actionParameter);
var metadata = _modelMetadataProvider.GetMetadataForType(actionParameter.ParameterType);
var bindingContext = ApiParameterDescriptionContext.GetContext(
metadata,
actionParameter.BindingInfo,
propertyName: actionParameter.Name);
visitor.WalkParameter(bindingContext);
}
}
if (context.ActionDescriptor.BoundProperties != null)
{
foreach (var actionParameter in context.ActionDescriptor.BoundProperties)
{
var visitor = new PseudoModelBindingVisitor(context, actionParameter);
var modelMetadata = context.MetadataProvider.GetMetadataForProperty(
containerType: context.ActionDescriptor.ControllerTypeInfo.AsType(),
propertyName: actionParameter.Name);
var bindingContext = ApiParameterDescriptionContext.GetContext(
modelMetadata,
actionParameter.BindingInfo,
propertyName: actionParameter.Name);
visitor.WalkParameter(bindingContext);
}
}
for (var i = context.Results.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
{
// Remove any 'hidden' parameters. These are things that can't come from user input,
// so they aren't worth showing.
if (!context.Results[i].Source.IsFromRequest)
{
context.Results.RemoveAt(i);
}
}
// Next, we want to join up any route parameters with those discovered from the action's parameters.
var routeParameters = new Dictionary <string, ApiParameterRouteInfo>(StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
foreach (var routeParameter in context.RouteParameters)
{
routeParameters.Add(routeParameter.Name, CreateRouteInfo(routeParameter));
}
foreach (var parameter in context.Results)
{
if (parameter.Source == BindingSource.Path ||
parameter.Source == BindingSource.ModelBinding ||
parameter.Source == BindingSource.Custom)
{
ApiParameterRouteInfo routeInfo;
if (routeParameters.TryGetValue(parameter.Name, out routeInfo))
{
parameter.RouteInfo = routeInfo;
routeParameters.Remove(parameter.Name);
if (parameter.Source == BindingSource.ModelBinding &&
!parameter.RouteInfo.IsOptional)
{
// If we didn't see any information about the parameter, but we have
// a route parameter that matches, let's switch it to path.
parameter.Source = BindingSource.Path;
}
}
}
}
// Lastly, create a parameter representation for each route parameter that did not find
// a partner.
foreach (var routeParameter in routeParameters)
{
context.Results.Add(new ApiParameterDescription()
{
Name = routeParameter.Key,
RouteInfo = routeParameter.Value,
Source = BindingSource.Path,
});
}
return(context.Results);
}
private static string GetName(string containerName, ApiParameterDescriptionContext metadata)
{
var propertyName = !string.IsNullOrEmpty(metadata.BinderModelName) ? metadata.BinderModelName : metadata.PropertyName;
return(ModelNames.CreatePropertyModelName(containerName, propertyName));
}
/// <summary>
/// Visits a node in a model, and attempts to create <see cref="ApiParameterDescription"/> for any
/// model properties where we can definitely compute an answer.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="modelMetadata">The metadata for the model.</param>
/// <param name="ambientSource">The <see cref="BindingSource"/> from the ambient context.</param>
/// <param name="containerName">The current name prefix (to prepend to property names).</param>
/// <returns>
/// <c>true</c> if the set of <see cref="ApiParameterDescription"/> objects were created for the model.
/// <c>false</c> if no <see cref="ApiParameterDescription"/> objects were created for the model.
/// </returns>
/// <remarks>
/// Its the reponsibility of this method to create a parameter description for ALL of the current model
/// or NONE of it. If a parameter description is created for ANY sub-properties of the model, then a parameter
/// description will be created for ALL of them.
/// </remarks>
private bool Visit(
ApiParameterDescriptionContext bindingContext,
BindingSource ambientSource,
string containerName)
{
var source = bindingContext.BindingSource;
if (source != null && source.IsGreedy)
{
// We have a definite answer for this model. This is a greedy source like
// [FromBody] so there's no need to consider properties.
Context.Results.Add(CreateResult(bindingContext, source, containerName));
return(true);
}
var modelMetadata = bindingContext.ModelMetadata;
// For any property which is a leaf node, we don't want to keep traversing:
//
// 1) Collections - while it's possible to have binder attributes on the inside of a collection,
// it hardly seems useful, and would result in some very wierd binding.
//
// 2) Simple Types - These are generally part of the .net framework - primitives, or types which have a
// type converter from string.
//
// 3) Types with no properties. Obviously nothing to explore there.
//
if (modelMetadata.IsCollectionType ||
!modelMetadata.IsComplexType ||
!modelMetadata.Properties.Any())
{
if (source == null || source == ambientSource)
{
// If it's a leaf node, and we have no new source then we don't know how to bind this.
// Return without creating any parameters, so that this can be included in the parent model.
return(false);
}
else
{
// We found a new source, and this model has no properties. This is probabaly
// a simple type with an attribute like [FromQuery].
Context.Results.Add(CreateResult(bindingContext, source, containerName));
return(true);
}
}
// This will come from composite model binding - so investigate what's going on with each property.
//
// Basically once we find something that we know how to bind, we want to treat all properties at that
// level (and higher levels) as separate parameters.
//
// Ex:
//
// public IActionResult PlaceOrder(OrderDTO order) {...}
//
// public class OrderDTO
// {
// public int AccountId { get; set; }
//
// [FromBody]
// public Order { get; set; }
// }
//
// This should result in two parameters:
//
// AccountId - source: Any
// Order - source: Body
//
var unboundProperties = new HashSet <ApiParameterDescriptionContext>();
// We don't want to append the **parameter** name when building a model name.
var newContainerName = containerName;
if (modelMetadata.ContainerType != null)
{
newContainerName = GetName(containerName, bindingContext);
}
foreach (var propertyMetadata in modelMetadata.Properties)
{
var key = new PropertyKey(propertyMetadata, source);
var propertyContext = ApiParameterDescriptionContext.GetContext(
propertyMetadata,
bindingInfo: null,
propertyName: null);
if (Visited.Add(key))
{
if (!Visit(propertyContext, source ?? ambientSource, newContainerName))
{
unboundProperties.Add(propertyContext);
}
}
else
{
unboundProperties.Add(propertyContext);
}
}
if (unboundProperties.Count == modelMetadata.Properties.Count)
{
if (source == null || source == ambientSource)
{
// No properties were bound and we didn't find a new source, let the caller handle it.
return(false);
}
else
{
// We found a new source, and didn't create a result for any of the properties yet,
// so create a result for the current object.
Context.Results.Add(CreateResult(bindingContext, source, containerName));
return(true);
}
}
else
{
// This model was only partially bound, so create a result for all the other properties
foreach (var property in unboundProperties)
{
// Create a 'default' description for each property
Context.Results.Add(CreateResult(property, source ?? ambientSource, newContainerName));
}
return(true);
}
}
