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RouteTable.Add with DI injected presenter

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The RouteTable.Add method has a presenterFactory parameter, that can be used for creating a custom presenter, but it can’t easily come from DI as there is no IServiceProvider parameter. I think that we should add an overload that would allow that. The presenter injection could then look like:

routes.Add(..., presenterFactory: ServiceProviderServiceExtensions.GetRequiredService<SomePresenter>)

Do you think that it’s enough, or one more overload with something like presenterType: Type would be useful?

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)

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djanosikcommented, Oct 1, 2017

The solution with presenterFactory overload feels good enough. We can add presenterType later if needed.

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quigamdevcommented, Dec 26, 2017

Solved by #514

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