// this will build a mock ApiRequest/Response and record the logs/metrics of the underlying mvc middleware
public static RequestDelegate WithAlteredAspNet(RequestDelegate aspnet, CloudwatchLogsSink cloudwatchLogs, CloudwatchMetricsSink cloudwatchMetrics)
{
return(async(httpContext) =>
{
var request = httpContext.Request;
var mvcRequest = new AlteredApiRequest
{
Path = request.Path,
HttpMethod = request.Method,
Headers = request.Headers,
QueryStringParameters = QueryHelpers.ParseQuery(request.QueryString.Value)
};
var pipeline = new AlteredPipeline <AlteredApiRequest, AlteredApiResponse>(async(_) =>
{
await aspnet(httpContext);
var mvcResponse = new AlteredApiResponse
{
StatusCode = httpContext.Response.StatusCode,
Headers = httpContext.Response?.Headers
};
return mvcResponse;
})
.WithCloudwatchLogs(cloudwatchLogs, mvcRequest.Path)
.WithCloudwatchMetrics(cloudwatchMetrics, mvcRequest.Path);
var response = await pipeline.Execute(mvcRequest);
});
}
public MySampleApiCallMvc(IMySampleApiCall mySampleApiCall, CloudwatchLogsSink logs, CloudwatchMetricsSink metrics)
: base(mySampleApiCall
.WithAlteredLogsApi()
.WithCloudwatchMetrics(metrics, nameof(MySampleApiCallMvc))
.WithCloudwatchLogs(logs, nameof(MySampleApiCallMvc)))
// this function could populate the Entity property of your request
// by reading the EntityId property and calling cdom
// that code would be written once, and work with code/lambda/api/exe/etc
// as long as its request shape implements IEntity
//.WithCdomEntity()
{
}
