homely/homely.aspnetcore.hosting.coreapp

Some core opinionated functionality for ASP.NET Core applications.

This is the home page / project overview for Homely.com.au open source projects.

At Homely, most of our development is done in private (with private repositories) but we do encourage to try and see if some of the code we do in our day-to-day work (which is used in our private systems) can be abstracted enough into a public project, for others to take advantage of.

We hope that other developers like yourself might find some of our efforts useful and/or enspiring!

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Contributing

Discussions and pull requests are encouraged :) Please ask all general questions in this repository or pick a specialized repository for specific, targetted issues. We have a contributing document which goes into detail about how to do this.

Code of Conduct

Yep, we also have a code of conduct which applies to all repositories in the GitHub Homely.com.au organisation.

Languages currently supported

• C# on .NET. Packages available on NuGet.

Feedback

Check out the contributing page to see the best places to log issues and start discussions.

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homely.aspnetcore.hosting.coreapp's Issues

Current implementation doesn't play nice with ASP.NET Core Integration tests

The way the current ASP.NET Core Integration tests work is it hooks into the referenced Startup host file, in order to leverage the web host builder.

But due to this current implementation, it's hidden and not available to the main Program.cs.

Resulting in an error like this:

Message: System.InvalidOperationException : No method 'public static IWebHostBuilder CreateWebHostBuilder(string[] args)' found on 'xyz.Program'. Alternatively, WebApplicationFactory`1 can be extended and 'protected virtual IWebHostBuilder CreateWebHostBuilder()' can be overridden to provide your own IWebHostBuilder instance.

Since Program.cs needs to be static, that means we can't leverage any inheritance etc. So might not be able to use this helper lib, if tests are needed (which is all the time, i'd hope). 😢

Add Data-Seeding into program starting by using Generic Host with .NET Core 3.0.

Currently, data-seeding kicks off in during the Configure/ConfigureServices methods in startup.cs which means the web host has started and could be accepting connections before the DB has been seeded.

So instead update to .NET Core 3.0 and use GenericHost.

Explained here: dotnet/aspnetcore#10137 (comment)
Sample project here: https://github.com/PureKrome/AspNetCore3-P5-DataSeeding-Experiment/blob/master/Program.cs#L24