samprof/embeddedblazorcontent

Library to load embedded content files (js and css) from Blazor libraries in server-side Blazor mode.

embeddedblazorcontent's Issues

How to reference files other than js and css?

With client side hosting model, the resource path is _content/<AssemblyName>/<RecursivePath>. But when using this library to fix the server side hosting, the path becomes EmbeddedBlazorFile/<RecursivePath>.

If the component library only contains js and css files it would work properly (maybe not if there are some files with the same recursive path in different libraries) because the js and css is loaded with the _Host.cshtml that can use @Html.EmbeddedBlazorContent() to reference the js and css files with the same default path.

But what if something like an image file is referenced within a blazor component? What would be the proper path for making it work for both client side and server side hosting?

Btw, what does the default path EmbeddedBlazorFile/<RecursivePath> stand for rather than using _content/<AssemblyName>/<RecursivePath> that client side hosting uses?

Heavy to include (around 1MB on first visit)

MatBlazor for server-side has got tons of cool functionality! 🚀
Keep up the good work! 🅰👍

Sadly when we tried it out in a local project it added about 1MB to the size of the first load of resource, which is pretty beefy. If you can get the size down we prefer to use this library, but at such a large payload we will have to initially choose another library to improve site performance.

Doesn't work with libraries written in .NET Core 3.0

Looks like this is working only with .NET Standard 2.0 libraries ?
In the .NET Core 3.0 library, the resource names are returned (by function "GetManifestResourceNames") without expected a splitter character (":") and function always ignore it.

foreach (var resourceName in assembly.GetManifestResourceNames())
{
var parts = resourceName.Split(":");
if (parts.Length < 3)
{
continue;
}

Is there a way to specify the order of resources being loaded?

We can add nocache parameter for server side Blazor to avoid this problem.

We can add nocache parameter for server side Blazor to avoid this problem.

Originally posted by @SamProf in SamProf/MatBlazor#199 (comment)