[DRAFT] feat: Text*Formatter impl & ASP.NET Core API example #224
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OSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi.http (3)
1-2: Consider adding HTTPS configuration for production.The HTTP configuration is acceptable for development. However, for production deployments, you should consider adding an HTTPS variant of the host address.
Consider adding:
@OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi_HostAddress = http://localhost:5065 +# For production +@OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi_HostAddress_Prod = https://localhost:7065
3-3: Consider removing the trailing slash from the endpoint URL.The trailing slash in
/weatherforecast/might cause unnecessary redirects in some frameworks. Consider using/weatherforecastinstead.-GET {{OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi_HostAddress}}/weatherforecast/ +GET {{OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi_HostAddress}}/weatherforecast
3-6: Add test cases for different response formats.Since this is part of an OSLC implementation, consider adding test cases for different response formats (e.g., RDF/XML, Turtle, JSON-LD) to ensure content negotiation works correctly.
Consider adding:
### Get weather forecast in RDF/XML GET {{OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi_HostAddress}}/weatherforecast Accept: application/rdf+xml ### Get weather forecast in Turtle GET {{OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi_HostAddress}}/weatherforecast Accept: text/turtle ### Get weather forecast in JSON-LD GET {{OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi_HostAddress}}/weatherforecast Accept: application/ld+jsonOSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/WeatherForecast.cs (2)
1-4: Consider adding XML documentation comments.Since this is an example/demo class that others might learn from, adding XML documentation comments would help explain its purpose and usage.
namespace OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi; +/// <summary> +/// Represents a daily weather forecast with temperature readings and conditions. +/// </summary> public class WeatherForecast
11-11: Consider adding validation for the Summary property.While nullable strings are acceptable, you might want to add validation for maximum length or content requirements.
- public string? Summary { get; set; } + private string? summary; + public string? Summary + { + get => summary; + set + { + if (value?.Length > 100) + throw new ArgumentException("Summary cannot exceed 100 characters"); + summary = value; + } + }OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.Server.Providers/OslcRdfInputFormatter.cs (1)
6-12: Add XML documentation for public API.Add XML documentation to describe the formatter's purpose, supported media types, and behavior.
Add this documentation:
+/// <summary> +/// Formats RDF input according to OSLC specifications. +/// </summary> +/// <remarks> +/// Supports the following media types: +/// - application/rdf+xml +/// - text/turtle +/// </remarks> public class OslcRdfInputFormatter : TextInputFormatter { + /// <summary> + /// Reads the request body and converts it to the specified type. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="context">The input formatter context.</param> + /// <param name="encoding">The encoding used to read the request body.</param> + /// <returns>A task that returns the formatted input.</returns> + /// <exception cref="InputFormatterException">Thrown when the input cannot be parsed.</exception> public override async Task<InputFormatterResult> ReadRequestBodyAsync(...)OSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/Program.cs (2)
1-2: Consider adding explicit imports for clarity.While the code works due to implicit imports, consider adding explicit imports for better code maintainability and clarity:
+using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Builder; +using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection; +using Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting; using OSLC4Net.Server.Providers;
13-14: Review Swagger configuration for development environment.Swagger is configured but commented out in the pipeline. If this is intended for development purposes, consider moving the Swagger configuration to a development-only service registration.
-builder.Services.AddEndpointsApiExplorer(); -builder.Services.AddSwaggerGen(); +if (builder.Environment.IsDevelopment()) +{ + builder.Services.AddEndpointsApiExplorer(); + builder.Services.AddSwaggerGen(); +}Also applies to: 21-22
OSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/Controllers/WeatherForecastController.cs (2)
4-7: Consider improving API documentation and routing.The controller should have:
- XML documentation to describe its purpose and endpoints
- A more specific base route that reflects the OSLC service nature (e.g.,
[Route("api/[controller]")]or[Route("services/[controller]")])namespace OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi.Controllers; +/// <summary> +/// Controller providing weather forecast data and OSLC service provider information. +/// </summary> [ApiController] -[Route("[controller]")] +[Route("api/[controller]")] public class WeatherForecastController : ControllerBase
9-19: Enhance configuration management and logging.Consider the following improvements:
- Move the weather summaries to application configuration (appsettings.json)
- Add logging statements in the action methods for better observability
Would you like me to provide an example of how to implement these improvements?
OSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/Dockerfile (1)
25-25: Consider adding build output verification.The publish command could benefit from additional flags to ensure consistent builds:
-RUN dotnet publish "./OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi.csproj" -c $BUILD_CONFIGURATION -o /app/publish /p:UseAppHost=false +RUN dotnet publish "./OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi.csproj" -c $BUILD_CONFIGURATION -o /app/publish /p:UseAppHost=false --no-restore --no-build --verify-no-changesOSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/Properties/launchSettings.json (2)
31-41: Document container port mappings and limit port exposureThe current configuration publishes all ports (
"publishAllPorts": true), which might expose unnecessary services. Consider:
- Explicitly documenting the port mappings (8080/8081) in the repository's README
- Only exposing the required ports in the Dockerfile instead of publishing all ports
Example Dockerfile port configuration:
EXPOSE 8080 EXPOSE 8081
44-50: Review authentication requirementsThe current configuration allows anonymous access to all endpoints. Consider:
- Implementing appropriate authentication middleware for securing endpoints
- Defining CORS policies if the API will be accessed from different origins
Example authentication configuration in
Program.cs:builder.Services.AddAuthentication(JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme) .AddJwtBearer(); app.UseAuthentication(); app.UseAuthorization();OSLC4Net_SDK/Directory.Packages.props (2)
13-13: Consider moving Azure Containers Tools package to "Examples only" section.The package is specifically for container support in the example API project, so it would be more organized to move it under the "Examples only" section with other example-specific dependencies.
43-43: Review Swashbuckle.AspNetCore version and placement.Two suggestions:
- Consider upgrading to the latest stable version (6.5.0) for better compatibility with .NET 8
- Move this package to the "Examples only" section since it's specifically for the API example
OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.Core.DotNetRdfProvider/RdfXmlMediaTypeFormatter.cs (4)
425-430: Add XML documentation for the public method.The implementation looks good, but since this method is now public, it should include XML documentation describing its purpose, parameters, and return value.
Add documentation like this:
+ /// <summary> + /// Determines whether the specified type implements or inherits from a generic type. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="genericType">The generic type to check against.</param> + /// <param name="typeToTest">The type to test.</param> + /// <returns>True if typeToTest implements or inherits from genericType; otherwise, false.</returns> public static bool ImplementsGenericType(Type genericType, Type typeToTest)
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432-450: Add XML documentation for the public method.The implementation is solid, but since this method is now public, it should include XML documentation describing its purpose, parameters, and return value.
Add documentation like this:
+ /// <summary> + /// Determines whether the specified type implements or inherits from a generic type, with control over generic type resolution. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="genericType">The generic type to check against.</param> + /// <param name="typeToTest">The type to test.</param> + /// <param name="isParentGeneric">If true, resolves generic type definitions before comparison.</param> + /// <returns>True if typeToTest implements or inherits from genericType; otherwise, false.</returns> public static bool ImplementsGenericType(Type genericType, Type typeToTest, bool isParentGeneric)
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452-470: Fix potential infinite loop and null reference issues.The implementation has critical issues that need to be addressed:
- Missing null check for
parentType- No exit condition if
genericTypeis not found in the type hierarchy- Could lead to infinite loop or NullReferenceException
Apply this fix:
public static Type[] GetChildClassParameterArguments(Type genericType, Type typeToTest) { var isParentGeneric = genericType.IsGenericType; while (true) { var parentType = typeToTest.BaseType; + if (parentType == null) + { + throw new ArgumentException($"Type {typeToTest} does not inherit from {genericType}"); + } + var parentToTest = isParentGeneric && parentType.IsGenericType ? parentType.GetGenericTypeDefinition() : parentType; if (parentToTest == genericType) { return typeToTest.GetGenericArguments(); } typeToTest = parentType; } }Also add XML documentation:
+ /// <summary> + /// Gets the generic type arguments from a derived type that inherits from a specific generic base type. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="genericType">The generic base type.</param> + /// <param name="typeToTest">The derived type to extract arguments from.</param> + /// <returns>An array of Type objects representing the generic arguments.</returns> + /// <exception cref="ArgumentException">Thrown when typeToTest does not inherit from genericType.</exception> public static Type[] GetChildClassParameterArguments(Type genericType, Type typeToTest)
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477-487: Add XML documentation for the public class.The implementation is correct, but since this class is now public, it should include XML documentation explaining its purpose and behavior.
Add documentation like this:
+ /// <summary> + /// A StreamWriter that prevents the underlying stream from being closed when Close() is called. + /// This is particularly useful when working with dotNetRDF writers that attempt to close the output stream. + /// </summary> public class NonClosingStreamWriter : StreamWriter { + /// <summary> + /// Initializes a new instance of the NonClosingStreamWriter class. + /// </summary> + /// <param name="stream">The stream to write to.</param> public NonClosingStreamWriter(Stream stream) : base(stream) { } + /// <summary> + /// Overrides the Close method to prevent closing the underlying stream. + /// Instead, it only flushes the buffer to ensure all data is written. + /// </summary> public override void Close()OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.Server.Providers/OslcRdfOutputFormatter.cs (5)
37-39: Remove Unused Variablebufferto Clean Up CodeThe
buffervariable is instantiated but never used within theWriteResponseBodyAsyncmethod. This may be leftover code and can be safely removed to clean up the code.Apply this diff to remove the unused variable:
- var buffer = new StringBuilder();
47-51: Use Strongly-Typed Access Instead of Reflection to Enhance PerformanceThe code uses reflection with
GetPropertyandGetValueto access theResourceandPropertiesproperties. Relying on string literals for property names can lead to runtime errors if property names change and can impact performance. Consider using strongly-typed access or interfaces to improve reliability and efficiency.
60-61: Address the FIXME: Configure Subject URI Based on Service Provider InfoThere's a
FIXMEcomment indicating that the subject URI for the collection should be set by the app based on service provider information. Implementing this will enhance flexibility and ensure correct URI construction.Would you like assistance in updating the code to set the subject URI based on the service provider configuration? I can help generate the necessary code or open a GitHub issue to track this task.
112-113: Complete the TODO: Set the Default Content TypeThere's a
TODOcomment indicating the need to set a default content type. This ensures that the formatter can handle responses even when the content type is not specified in the context.Would you like assistance in setting the default content type? I can help suggest appropriate defaults or open a GitHub issue to track this task.
168-176: Evaluate the Necessity ofAsMsNetTypeExtension MethodThe comment on line 170 suggests reconsidering the need for the
AsMsNetTypeextension method. If this method doesn't provide significant value or duplicates existing functionality, consider removing it to simplify the codebase.
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OSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi.csproj (3)
17-19: Verify OSLC4Net.Server.Providers project compatibility.
The project reference is correctly configured. Since this is a new API project depending on OSLC4Net.Server.Providers, we should verify framework compatibility.
Let's check the target framework of the referenced project:
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1-10: LGTM! Project configuration follows best practices.
The project is well-configured with:
- Latest .NET 8.0 LTS
- Security features (nullable references, user secrets)
- Docker support
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- Proper port exposure (8080, 8081)
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7-11: Verify content type handling for OSLC RDF formatters.
The formatters are correctly prioritized by inserting at index 0, but consider explicitly configuring supported media types and content negotiation.
Consider adding explicit media type configuration:
builder.Services.AddControllers(options =>
{
options.InputFormatters.Insert(0, new OslcRdfInputFormatter());
options.OutputFormatters.Insert(0, new OslcRdfOutputFormatter());
+ options.RespectBrowserAcceptHeader = true;
+ options.ReturnHttpNotAcceptable = true;
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28-31: Consider adding HEALTHCHECK instruction.
The final stage would benefit from a Docker HEALTHCHECK instruction to enable container health monitoring.
Add after the ENTRYPOINT:
ENTRYPOINT ["dotnet", "OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi.dll"]
+HEALTHCHECK --interval=30s --timeout=3s --retries=3 \
+ CMD curl -f http://localhost:8080/health || exit 1Note: Ensure that a health endpoint is implemented in the application.
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The COPY . . command copies all files from the context. Ensure that the .dockerignore file properly excludes unnecessary files to optimize build time and image size.
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3-22: Consider security implications of exposed endpoints
While the development configuration is appropriate for local development:
- The HTTP endpoint (port 5065) should be disabled in production to prevent unencrypted traffic
- Swagger UI exposure should be conditional based on environment
Consider adding environment-specific configuration in Program.cs:
if (app.Environment.IsDevelopment())
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app.UseSwagger();
app.UseSwaggerUI();
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12-12: Verify logging replacement before removing log4net.
The package is marked for removal, but ensure there's a replacement logging solution in place (e.g., Microsoft.Extensions.Logging) to maintain logging capabilities across the codebase.
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191-214: LGTM: Build configurations and solution structure.
The build configurations for the new projects are properly set up with all necessary platform targets. The NetCoreApi project is correctly nested under the Examples solution folder.
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Fix temperature conversion formula and add data validation.
The current Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion formula uses an approximate division (0.5556). For better accuracy and maintainability:
- Use the exact formula: °F = °C × (9/5) + 32
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Replace WeatherForecast with OSLC-specific example models
The WeatherForecast class and its controller are indeed template code from ASP.NET Core that should be replaced. The codebase contains rich OSLC-specific examples that would be more appropriate:
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OSLC4Net_NETFramework/OSLC4Net.StockQuoteSample/directory contains a complete OSLC sample with proper models likeStockQuote - The
OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.ChangeManagement/directory contains OSLC Change Management models likeChangeRequest - The
OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.Client/Oslc/Resources/directory has various OSLC resource models (TestCase, Requirement, etc.)
Consider replacing the WeatherForecast example with one of these domain-specific OSLC models to better demonstrate OSLC4Net functionality in the NetCoreApi example project.
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Verify if this template code should be replaced with domain-specific models.
This appears to be the default ASP.NET Core Web API template's WeatherForecast example. Consider whether this should be replaced with actual OSLC-specific domain models that demonstrate OSLC4Net functionality.
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Implement RDF parsing logic and proper error handling.
The current NotImplementedException needs to be replaced with proper RDF parsing logic. Consider the following requirements:
- Stream handling for large RDF documents
- Content validation
- Proper error handling with meaningful messages
- Support for different RDF serialization formats
Consider this implementation structure:
public override async Task<InputFormatterResult> ReadRequestBodyAsync(InputFormatterContext context, Encoding encoding)
{
if (context == null) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(context));
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using var reader = context.ReaderFactory(context.HttpContext.Request.Body, encoding);
var content = await reader.ReadToEndAsync();
// TODO: Parse RDF content based on media type
// var mediaType = context.HttpContext.Request.ContentType;
// var model = ParseRdf(content, mediaType);
return await InputFormatterResult.SuccessAsync(/* parsed model */);
}
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{
throw new InputFormatterException("Failed to read RDF content.", ex);
}
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The TextInputFormatter requires configuration of supported media types and encodings. This is currently missing, which would prevent ASP.NET Core from properly selecting this formatter.
Add this implementation:
public class OslcRdfInputFormatter : TextInputFormatter
{
+ public OslcRdfInputFormatter()
+ {
+ SupportedMediaTypes.Add("application/rdf+xml");
+ SupportedMediaTypes.Add("text/turtle");
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+ SupportedEncodings.Add(Encoding.UTF8);
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response regarding the OSLC RDF formatter implementation.
Implementation needs to follow existing OSLC RDF patterns
The OslcRdfInputFormatter should be implemented following the established patterns in the codebase:
- Support the OSLC-specified media types:
application/rdf+xml(primary RDF format)text/turtle- Other RDF serialization formats as seen in
OslcClient.AcceptHeader
- Follow the implementation pattern from
RdfXmlMediaTypeFormatterwhich already handles RDF processing - Integrate with the existing OSLC constants and media type definitions from
OslcMediaType
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The contentType variable may be null if not provided in the context. Passing a null value to new MediaType(contentType) will throw an exception. Add a null check and set a default content type if necessary.
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var contentType = context.ContentType;
+ if (StringSegment.IsNullOrEmpty(contentType))
+ {
+ // Set default content type to a safe default
+ contentType = OslcMediaType.APPLICATION_RDF_XML_TYPE.MediaType;
+ }
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The portNum variable is obtained from httpContext.Request.Host.Port, which returns a nullable integer (int?). Directly comparing portNum to integers without checking for null can lead to NullReferenceException if portNum is null. Additionally, concatenating portNum when it's null in portString = ":" + portNum; can cause issues.
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| var rdfXmlWriter = new RdfXmlWriter | ||
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Comparing requestedType with media types using Equals is case-sensitive by default. Since HTTP headers can vary in case, using a case-insensitive comparison ensures correct media type matching regardless of case variations.
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- if (requestedType.Equals(OslcMediaType.APPLICATION_RDF_XML))
+ if (requestedType.Equals(OslcMediaType.APPLICATION_RDF_XML, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase))
{
// ...
}
- else if (requestedType.Equals(OslcMediaType.TEXT_TURTLE))
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OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.Server.Providers/OslcRdfOutputFormatter.cs (4)
37-38: Remove unused StringBuilderThe
buffervariable is created but never used. The commented out code at line 116 suggests it was part of an earlier implementation.- var buffer = new StringBuilder();
31-117: Consider breaking down the WriteResponseBodyAsync methodThe method is handling multiple responsibilities including type checking, graph creation, and response writing. Consider extracting the graph creation logic into separate methods for better maintainability.
Example refactoring:
+ private IGraph CreateGraphFromFilteredResource(object value, Type type, HttpContext httpContext) + { + // Extract filtered resource handling logic here + } + private IGraph CreateGraphFromEnumerable(object value) + { + // Extract enumerable handling logic here + } public override async Task WriteResponseBodyAsync(OutputFormatterWriteContext context, Encoding selectedEncoding) { var httpContext = context.HttpContext; var type = context.ObjectType; var value = context.Object; IGraph graph; if (ImplementsGenericType(typeof(FilteredResource<>), type)) { - // Current filtered resource handling logic + graph = CreateGraphFromFilteredResource(value, type, httpContext); } else if (InheritedGenericInterfacesHelper.ImplementsGenericInterface( typeof(IEnumerable<>), value.GetType())) { - // Current enumerable handling logic + graph = CreateGraphFromEnumerable(value); } // ... rest of the method }
112-114: Address the TODO comment about default content typeThe TODO comment suggests that default content type handling needs to be implemented. This should be addressed to ensure robust content type handling.
Would you like me to help implement the default content type handling? We can:
- Set a default content type in the constructor
- Use it when the context's content type is null/empty
132-138: Extract duplicate RdfXmlWriter configurationThe RdfXmlWriter configuration is duplicated. Consider extracting it to a separate method.
+ private RdfXmlWriter CreateRdfXmlWriter() + { + return new RdfXmlWriter + { + UseDtd = false, + PrettyPrintMode = false, + CompressionLevel = 20 + }; + } - var rdfXmlWriter = new RdfXmlWriter - { - UseDtd = false, PrettyPrintMode = false, CompressionLevel = 20 - }; + var rdfXmlWriter = CreateRdfXmlWriter();Also applies to: 155-161
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20-29: LGTM: Constructor properly initializes formatter configuration
The constructor correctly sets up supported media types and encodings for RDF/XML and Turtle formats.
172-177: Address the REVISIT comment about duplicate implementations
The comment suggests there might be two similar media type conversion implementations. This should be investigated to avoid maintaining duplicate code.
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OSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/Controllers/WeatherForecastController.cs (1)
4-19: Consider moving hardcoded values to configuration.The static weather summaries array should be moved to configuration for better maintainability and flexibility.
Consider applying this change:
- private static readonly string[] Summaries = new[] - { - "Freezing", "Bracing", "Chilly", "Cool", "Mild", "Warm", "Balmy", "Hot", "Sweltering", "Scorching" - }; + private readonly string[] _summaries; + + public WeatherForecastController(ILogger<WeatherForecastController> logger, IConfiguration configuration) + { + _logger = logger; + _summaries = configuration.GetSection("WeatherSummaries").Get<string[]>() ?? + throw new InvalidOperationException("Weather summaries configuration is required"); + }OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.Core.sln (1)
41-42: Consider organizing OSLC4Net.Server.Providers in a solution folder.The project appears to be a core provider implementation but is not organized within any solution folder. Consider creating a new "Providers" solution folder or placing it in an appropriate existing folder to maintain a clean solution structure.
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OSLC4Net_SDK/Examples/OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi/Controllers/WeatherForecastController.cs (2)
21-29: Previous OSLC implementation concerns are still valid.
The concerns raised in the previous review about content negotiation, service provider details, and URL sanitization remain applicable.
31-42: Previous API robustness suggestions are still valid.
The suggestions for improving API robustness with caching, configuration, and input parameters remain applicable.
OSLC4Net_SDK/OSLC4Net.Core.sln (2)
41-44: Previous comment about SDK-style format is still applicable.
191-214: LGTM: Build configurations and solution structure.
The build configurations for the new projects are properly set up with all necessary platform targets, and OSLC4NetExamples.Server.NetCoreApi is correctly organized in the Examples solution folder.
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Improve DateTime handling for web API scenarios.
Using DateTime.Now directly in a web API can lead to inconsistencies across different time zones and server locations.
Consider this improvement:
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+ Date = DateOnly.FromDateTime(DateTime.UtcNow.AddDays(index)),For better timezone handling, consider:
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