/// <summary>
/// <see cref="OcelotPipelineExtensions"/>
/// </summary>
private static Func <DownstreamContext, bool> AddGrpcHttpGateway(this IOcelotPipelineBuilder builder, OcelotPipelineConfiguration pipelineConfiguration)
{
// Now we have the ds route we can transform headers and stuff?
builder.UseHttpHeadersTransformationMiddleware();
// Initialises downstream request
builder.UseDownstreamRequestInitialiser();
// We check whether the request is ratelimit, and if there is no continue processing
builder.UseRateLimiting();
// This adds or updates the request id (initally we try and set this based on global config in the error handling middleware)
// If anything was set at global level and we have a different setting at re route level the global stuff will be overwritten
// This means you can get a scenario where you have a different request id from the first piece of middleware to the request id middleware.
builder.UseRequestIdMiddleware();
// Allow pre authentication logic. The idea being people might want to run something custom before what is built in.
builder.UseIfNotNull(pipelineConfiguration.PreAuthenticationMiddleware);
// Now we know where the client is going to go we can authenticate them.
// We allow the ocelot middleware to be overriden by whatever the
// user wants
if (pipelineConfiguration.AuthenticationMiddleware == null)
{
builder.UseAuthenticationMiddleware();
}
else
{
builder.Use(pipelineConfiguration.AuthenticationMiddleware);
}
// The next thing we do is look at any claims transforms in case this is important for authorisation
builder.UseClaimsBuilderMiddleware();
// Allow pre authorisation logic. The idea being people might want to run something custom before what is built in.
builder.UseIfNotNull(pipelineConfiguration.PreAuthorisationMiddleware);
// Now we have authenticated and done any claims transformation we
// can authorise the request
// We allow the ocelot middleware to be overriden by whatever the
// user wants
if (pipelineConfiguration.AuthorisationMiddleware == null)
{
builder.UseAuthorisationMiddleware();
}
else
{
builder.Use(pipelineConfiguration.AuthorisationMiddleware);
}
// Now we can run any header transformation logic
builder.UseHttpRequestHeadersBuilderMiddleware();
// Allow the user to implement their own query string manipulation logic
builder.UseIfNotNull(pipelineConfiguration.PreQueryStringBuilderMiddleware);
// Now we can run any query string transformation logic
builder.UseQueryStringBuilderMiddleware();
// Get the load balancer for this request
builder.UseLoadBalancingMiddleware();
// This takes the downstream route we retrieved earlier and replaces any placeholders with the variables that should be used
builder.UseDownstreamUrlCreatorMiddleware();
// Not sure if this is the best place for this but we use the downstream url
// as the basis for our cache key.
builder.UseOutputCacheMiddleware();
builder.UseGrpcHttpMiddleware();
//builder.UseHttpRequesterMiddleware();
return((context) =>
{
return context.DownstreamReRoute.DownstreamScheme.Equals("grpc", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
});
}
public static OcelotRequestDelegate BuildOcelotPipeline(this IOcelotPipelineBuilder builder,
OcelotPipelineConfiguration pipelineConfiguration)
{
// This is registered to catch any global exceptions that are not handled
// It also sets the Request Id if anything is set globally
builder.UseExceptionHandlerMiddleware();
// If the request is for websockets upgrade we fork into a different pipeline
builder.MapWhen(context => context.HttpContext.WebSockets.IsWebSocketRequest,
app =>
{
app.UseDownstreamRouteFinderMiddleware();
app.UseDownstreamRequestInitialiser();
app.UseLoadBalancingMiddleware();
app.UseDownstreamUrlCreatorMiddleware();
app.UseWebSocketsProxyMiddleware();
});
// Allow the user to respond with absolutely anything they want.
builder.UseIfNotNull(pipelineConfiguration.PreErrorResponderMiddleware);
// This is registered first so it can catch any errors and issue an appropriate response
builder.UseResponderMiddleware();
// Then we get the downstream route information
builder.UseDownstreamRouteFinderMiddleware();
// Now we have the ds route we can transform headers and stuff?
builder.UseHttpHeadersTransformationMiddleware();
// Initialises downstream request
builder.UseDownstreamRequestInitialiser();
// We check whether the request is ratelimit, and if there is no continue processing
builder.UseRateLimiting();
// This adds or updates the request id (initally we try and set this based on global config in the error handling middleware)
// If anything was set at global level and we have a different setting at re route level the global stuff will be overwritten
// This means you can get a scenario where you have a different request id from the first piece of middleware to the request id middleware.
builder.UseRequestIdMiddleware();
// Allow pre authentication logic. The idea being people might want to run something custom before what is built in.
builder.UseIfNotNull(pipelineConfiguration.PreAuthenticationMiddleware);
// Now we know where the client is going to go we can authenticate them.
// We allow the ocelot middleware to be overriden by whatever the
// user wants
if (pipelineConfiguration.AuthenticationMiddleware == null)
{
builder.UseAuthenticationMiddleware();
}
else
{
builder.Use(pipelineConfiguration.AuthenticationMiddleware);
}
// The next thing we do is look at any claims transforms in case this is important for authorisation
builder.UseClaimsBuilderMiddleware();
// Allow pre authorisation logic. The idea being people might want to run something custom before what is built in.
builder.UseIfNotNull(pipelineConfiguration.PreAuthorisationMiddleware);
// Now we have authenticated and done any claims transformation we
// can authorise the request
// We allow the ocelot middleware to be overriden by whatever the
// user wants
if (pipelineConfiguration.AuthorisationMiddleware == null)
{
builder.UseAuthorisationMiddleware();
}
else
{
builder.Use(pipelineConfiguration.AuthorisationMiddleware);
}
// Now we can run any header transformation logic
builder.UseHttpRequestHeadersBuilderMiddleware();
// Allow the user to implement their own query string manipulation logic
builder.UseIfNotNull(pipelineConfiguration.PreQueryStringBuilderMiddleware);
// Now we can run any query string transformation logic
builder.UseQueryStringBuilderMiddleware();
// Get the load balancer for this request
builder.UseLoadBalancingMiddleware();
// This takes the downstream route we retrieved earlier and replaces any placeholders with the variables that should be used
builder.UseDownstreamUrlCreatorMiddleware();
// Not sure if this is the best place for this but we use the downstream url
// as the basis for our cache key.
builder.UseOutputCacheMiddleware();
//We fire off the request and set the response on the scoped data repo
builder.UseHttpRequesterMiddleware();
return(builder.Build());
}
