Kind: Service
Source: Pams/Web/Pams.Web/Pams.Web.csproj (line 1)
Part of: Pams
NuGet package dependency
Microsoft.Extensions.Options.ConfigurationExtensions is a NuGet dependency in Pams.Web.csproj that binds application configuration values to .NET options classes. The web application uses it to read configuration providers such as appsettings.json and expose typed settings through dependency injection.
Diagram
mermaidsequenceDiagram participant Client as TypeScript Client participant Api as PAMS Web API participant Config as IConfiguration participant Options as Typed Options Client->>Api: Request endpoint Api->>Options: Read injected settings Options->>Config: Bind configuration section Config-->>Options: Configuration values Options-->>Api: Typed settings Api-->>Client: Response
Usage
tstype ApplicationSettings = {
apiBaseUrl: string;
};
async function loadApplicationSettings(): Promise<ApplicationSettings> {
const response = await fetch("/api/settings");
if (!response.ok) {
throw new Error("Unable to load application settings.");
}
return response.json();
}
const settings = await loadApplicationSettings();
const usersResponse = await fetch(`${settings.apiBaseUrl}/users`);
const users = await usersResponse.json();
console.log(users);
AI Coding Instructions
- Keep configuration binding in the ASP.NET Core application; TypeScript clients should consume settings through API endpoints when required.
- Add configuration keys to the relevant
appsettings.jsonfile and bind them to a typed options class. - Register options binding during application startup before injecting the options type into services or controllers.
- Avoid placing secrets in client-side configuration responses or source-controlled settings files.
Used by
1 reference from 1 file. Each is a place in this repository where the symbol is actually used — go read one rather than trusting an example.
Injected or called by (1)
Pams.Web—Pams/Web/Pams.Web/Pams.Web.csproj:1
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