ThunderSpark91
IConfiguration using the json string/Data Model directly, instead of saving to a temporary file?
Currently my code now works like this, where I have a JSON file going being added to the IConfiguration like this and then send that configuration through my service to be used.
public static string FilePath = Path.Join(Environment.CurrentDirectory);
IConfiguration configuration = new ConfigurationBuilder()
.AddJsonFile($"appsettings.json")
.AddEnvironmentVariables()
.Build();
BaseCoreService BCS = new BCS( configuration, filepath)
BCS.StartTheService();
public BaseCoreService(IConfiguration configuration, string filepath)
{
CustomFunction(Configuration, filepath)
// Custom Code here
}
I am migrating to use a JSON string. To still be able to reuse my code somewhat, I cd save that JSON string to a Temporary File.
public BaseCoreService(string JSONString, string filepath) : base(filepath)
{
string JsonFolderPath = Path.Join(filepath, "JSON");
string JsonFilePath = Path.Combine(JsonFolderPath, "Settings.json");
WriteAllTextToFile(JsonFilePath, JSONString);
IConfiguration Testconfiguration = new ConfigurationBuilder()
.AddJsonFile(JsonFilePath)
.AddEnvironmentVariables()
.Build();
CustomFunction(Configuration, filepath)
File.Delete(JsonFilePath)
// Custom Code here
}
However I actually do not want that. I want to rely on as less files as possible. i can delete the file just afterwards. But If I can skip the file creation of the json string that is all the better.30 replies