I'm working on developing an F# wrapper for ASP.NET Core's minimal API to make route handlers more idiomatic to F#. My current implementation for a simple GET endpoint looks traditionally C#-ish: app.MapGet("/", Func<Http.HttpContext, string>(fun _ -> "Hello World!")) I'm aiming…
I am trying to to Minimal API in an ASP.NET Core app. I added the following endpoint app.MapPost("api/content", CallbackAsync); The defined the CallbackAsync as a static function as the following [Authorize(AuthenticationSchemes = "Api")] private static async Task<IResult> CallbackAsync( IAuthorizationService authorizationService,…
So this is my setup: .NET Minimal APIs running in a Docker Container Keycloak running in a Docker Container In the development environment of my minimal-Api I can make a Http Request against the Keycloack Container to get an AccessToken…
Is there a way in Asp .Net Core to call my API recursively every 30 minutes? The situation is the application and the app status payload is being passed at the same time. Some instances, the application is passed second,…
AddEndpointFilter throws exception shown below in .NET 7 (7.0.102) at program start under debug. Used IDE Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 (64-bit) - Current Version 17.6.3 System.InvalidOperationException HResult=0x80131509 Message=A suitable constructor for type 'WebApplication3.OperationCancelledFilter' could not be located. Ensure the…
I have created a minimal ASP.NET Core Web API project in Visual Studio. And then deploying this to Azure Web App Service to be able to 'GET' results remotely. Locally, the /weatherforecast sample data runs fine as well as the…
Consider the following minimal repro example using the default ASP.NET Core template: var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args); var app = builder.Build(); // Content-Type application/json, Body: true app.MapGet("/True", () => Results.Json(true)); // Content-Type application/json, Body: "string" app.MapGet("/String", () => Results.Json("string")); // Content-Type…
I am trying to build a small desktop app (.NET 6.0) that gets data from .NET 6.0 minimal API server. The API server code is: //app.MapPost("/show/", async Task<string> (string myName) => app.MapPost("/show/", async Task<string> (HttpRequest request) => { //return await…
I'm exploring Minimal APIs in .Net 6, and trying to apply a custom Authorization Filter to the endpoint (via Attributes or Extensions). But it seems to me, I am doing something wrong, or it's simply not designed to work in…
I have an endpoint to upload videos app.MapPost("/video/upload", async (HttpRequest request) => It works with small videos but when I try to upload a video of larger size I get an error saying that I exceeded the allowed size