Carter is framework that is a thin layer of extension methods and functionality over ASP.NET Core allowing code to be more explicit and most importantly more enjoyable.
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WIP Upgrade to ASP.Net Core 3 and Endpoint Routing #149
Updates to ASP.NET Core 3. Removes some code that now sits inside ASP.NET Routing.
Global before/afterhooks have been removed. Recommendation: Use middleware
RequiresAuthentication has been renamed to RequiresAuthorization
Route authentication can be done like so this.Get("/", async ctx => await ctx.Response.WriteAsync("hi")).RequiresAuthorization();. Policy names can also be passed into RequiresAuthorization()
UseCarter is now MapCarter under EndpointRouting middleware app.UseEndpoints(builder=>builder.MapCarter())
AsString has been removed. There is an Async alternative to be used
Carter targets netcoreapp3.0 not netstandard2.0
JSON.NET has been removed and System.Text.Json is now used
JoeStead
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Updates to ASP.NET Core 3. Removes some code that now sits inside ASP.NET Routing.
Global before/afterhooks have been removed. Recommendation: Use middleware
RequiresAuthentication has been renamed to RequiresAuthorization
Route authentication can be done like so
this.Get("/", async ctx => await ctx.Response.WriteAsync("hi")).RequiresAuthorization();. Policy names can also be passed intoRequiresAuthorization()UseCarteris nowMapCarterunderEndpointRoutingmiddlewareapp.UseEndpoints(builder=>builder.MapCarter())AsStringhas been removed. There is anAsyncalternative to be usedCarter targets
netcoreapp3.0notnetstandard2.0JSON.NEThas been removed andSystem.Text.Jsonis now usedFixes #39 Fixes #112 Fixes #128 Fixes #145 Fixes #203 Fixes #214 Fixes #207