/// <summary>
/// Allows for defining a callback to set the returned <see cref="IPublishedContent"/> for the current request for this route
/// </summary>
public static void ForUmbracoPage(
this ControllerActionEndpointConventionBuilder builder,
Func <ActionExecutingContext, IPublishedContent> findContent)
=> builder.Add(convention =>
{
// filter out matched endpoints that are suppressed
if (convention.Metadata.OfType <ISuppressMatchingMetadata>().FirstOrDefault()?.SuppressMatching != true)
{
// Get the controller action descriptor
ControllerActionDescriptor?actionDescriptor = convention.Metadata.OfType <ControllerActionDescriptor>().FirstOrDefault();
if (actionDescriptor != null)
{
// This is more or less like the IApplicationModelProvider, it allows us to add filters, etc... to the ControllerActionDescriptor
// dynamically. Here we will add our custom virtual page filter along with a callback in the endpoint's metadata
// to execute in order to find the IPublishedContent for the request.
var filter = new UmbracoVirtualPageFilterAttribute();
// Check if this already contains this filter since we don't want it applied twice.
// This could occur if the controller being routed is IVirtualPageController AND
// is being routed with ForUmbracoPage. In that case, ForUmbracoPage wins
// because the UmbracoVirtualPageFilterAttribute will check for the metadata first since
// that is more explicit and flexible in case the same controller is routed multiple times.
if (!actionDescriptor.FilterDescriptors.Any(x => x.Filter is UmbracoVirtualPageFilterAttribute))
{
actionDescriptor.FilterDescriptors.Add(new FilterDescriptor(filter, 0));
convention.Metadata.Add(filter);
}
convention.Metadata.Add(new CustomRouteContentFinderDelegate(findContent));
}
}
});
public ControllerActionEndpointDataSource(
IActionDescriptorCollectionProvider actions,
ActionEndpointFactory endpointFactory,
OrderedEndpointsSequenceProvider orderSequence)
: base(actions)
{
_endpointFactory = endpointFactory;
_orderSequence = orderSequence;
_routes = new List <ConventionalRouteEntry>();
DefaultBuilder = new ControllerActionEndpointConventionBuilder(Lock, Conventions);
// IMPORTANT: this needs to be the last thing we do in the constructor.
// Change notifications can happen immediately!
Subscribe();
}
public ControllerActionEndpointDataSource(
IActionDescriptorCollectionProvider actions,
ActionEndpointFactory endpointFactory)
: base(actions)
{
_endpointFactory = endpointFactory;
_routes = new List <ConventionalRouteEntry>();
// In traditional conventional routing setup, the routes defined by a user have a order
// defined by how they are added into the list. We would like to maintain the same order when building
// up the endpoints too.
//
// Start with an order of '1' for conventional routes as attribute routes have a default order of '0'.
// This is for scenarios dealing with migrating existing Router based code to Endpoint Routing world.
_order = 1;
DefaultBuilder = new ControllerActionEndpointConventionBuilder(Lock, Conventions);
// IMPORTANT: this needs to be the last thing we do in the constructor.
// Change notifications can happen immediately!
Subscribe();
}
/// <summary>
/// 需要Osharp授权
/// </summary>
public static ControllerActionEndpointConventionBuilder RequireOsharpAuthorization(this ControllerActionEndpointConventionBuilder builder)
{
return(builder.RequireAuthorization(FunctionRequirement.OsharpPolicy));
}
