Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting 3.0.1.19546

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dotnet add package Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting --version 3.0.1.19546
NuGet\Install-Package Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting -Version 3.0.1.19546
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<PackageReference Include="Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting" Version="3.0.1.19546" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.
paket add Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting --version 3.0.1.19546
#r "nuget: Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting, 3.0.1.19546"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.
// Install Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting&version=3.0.1.19546

// Install Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Dysphoria.Net.UrlRouting&version=3.0.1.19546

typed-url-routing

This is a library which adds strong static typing to the URL-routing and link generation in Microsoft's MVC4 (and MVC5).

It lets you:

  • Define your application’s URL routes as statically-typed, first-class-objects
  • Bind routes to controller actions, in such a way that the compiler catches your mistakes (like parameter mismatches or misspellings)
  • Generate links in your Razor code (a) succinctly and (b) checked at compile-time.
  • Use Visual Studio refactoring to rename routes or actions, automatically—without missing any references.

The key things you need to know are:

  • It all works at compile time. You don’t need to run a program to generate code or anything like that. Just include the assembly in your project and start using it.
  • You will write less code.

I’ve used it so far in a 3 commercial web projects:

  1. A small intranet system for an energy supplier;
  2. In the business-to-business website and associated back-office systems for a logistics company;
  3. Intranet system for an international electronics recycling company.

It’s reached a level of maturity where it’s much more comfortable to use than the built-in, dynamically-typed, MVC routing system.

It now has a website, including an introductory tutorial:

http://url-routing.dysphoria.net

Here’s the original blog post which explains the project:

https://dysphoria.net/2013/03/14/strongly-typed-action-references-in-microsoft-mvc4/

I can’t offer commercial support at the moment, but please get in touch if you’re using it. Do let me know of any problems you have with it, or suggestions. Also, pull requests for improvements are very welcome!

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.NET Framework net472 is compatible.  net48 was computed.  net481 was computed. 
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Version Downloads Last updated
3.0.2.26366 21,080 10/21/2022
3.0.1.19546 567 10/12/2022
3.0.0.30081 878 10/6/2022
2.2.1.37986 136,250 5/31/2014
2.2.0.18408 1,266 5/31/2014
2.1.0.39834 1,348 1/20/2014
2.0.0.19626 1,336 12/18/2013

Now passes through HttpContext.Current to the thread which executes the ActionResult.
       (Fixes AutoFac in ASP.NET application.)