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ASP.NET Core 6

Taritsyn edited this page Nov 10, 2022 · 2 revisions

WebMarkupMin.AspNetCore6 package is suitable for use in web applications written in ASP.NET Core 6.

WebMarkupMin.AspNetCore6 package contains one ASP.NET Core 6 Middleware - WebMarkupMinMiddleware.

Specificity of configuration

In ASP.NET Core 6 applications configuring of WebMarkupMin maked in Program.cs:

using WebMarkupMin.AspNetCore6;var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

#region Configure services

IServiceCollection services = builder.Services;// Add WebMarkupMin services.
services.AddWebMarkupMin()
    .AddHtmlMinification()
    .AddXmlMinification()
    .AddHttpCompression()
    ;

// Add framework services.
services.AddControllersWithViews();
…

#endregion

#region Configure the HTTP request pipeline

var app = builder.Build();

…
app.UseWebMarkupMin();

app.MapControllerRoute();

#endregion

app.Run();

In the Configure services region of Program.cs file is performed setup of the dependency injection. Using the AddWebMarkupMin extension method and its child methods (AddHtmlMinification, AddXmlMinification and AddHttpCompression) we add WebMarkupMin services to the services container:

  1. AddWebMarkupMin method adds a following services in the form of singletons: NullLogger (implementation of ILogger interface), KristensenCssMinifierFactory (implementation of ICssMinifierFactory interface) and CrockfordJsMinifierFactory (implementation of IJsMinifierFactory interface).
  2. AddHtmlMinification method adds a HtmlMinificationManager (implementation of IHtmlMinificationManager interface) service in the form of singleton. Also there is a similar method – AddXhtmlMinification, which registers XhtmlMinificationManager class as an implementation of IXhtmlMinificationManager interface.
  3. AddXmlMinification method adds a XmlMinificationManager (implementation of IXmlMinificationManager interface) service in the form of singleton.
  4. AddHttpCompression method adds a HttpCompressionManager (implementation of IHttpCompressionManager interface) service in the form of singleton.

In fact, child methods are responsible for plugging of individual WebMarkupMin features (for example, if you do not call AddHtmlMinification method, then HTML minification will not be available).

In the Configure the HTTP request pipeline region of Program.cs file is performed registration of middlewares. Using the UseWebMarkupMin method we add an instance of WebMarkupMinMiddleware class to the ASP.NET request pipeline. Calling of this method must be done directly before calling of MapControllerRoute method or another method responsible for registering routes, because RouterMiddleware completes call chain of middlewares.

Consider a example of advanced configuring of the WebMarkupMin services:

using System.IO.Compression;

using WebMarkupMin.AspNet.Common.Compressors;
using WebMarkupMin.AspNet.Common.UrlMatchers;
using WebMarkupMin.AspNetCore6;
using WebMarkupMin.Core;
using WebMarkupMin.NUglify;
…

#region Configure services

…
// Add WebMarkupMin services.
services.AddWebMarkupMin(options =>
{
    options.AllowMinificationInDevelopmentEnvironment = true;
    options.AllowCompressionInDevelopmentEnvironment = true;
})
    .AddHtmlMinification(options =>
    {
        options.ExcludedPages = new List<IUrlMatcher>
        {
            new WildcardUrlMatcher("/minifiers/x*ml-minifier"),
            new ExactUrlMatcher("/contact")
        };

        HtmlMinificationSettings settings = options.MinificationSettings;
        settings.RemoveRedundantAttributes = true;
        settings.RemoveHttpProtocolFromAttributes = true;
        settings.RemoveHttpsProtocolFromAttributes = true;

        options.CssMinifierFactory = new NUglifyCssMinifierFactory();
        options.JsMinifierFactory = new NUglifyJsMinifierFactory();
    })
    .AddXhtmlMinification(options =>
    {
        options.IncludedPages = new List<IUrlMatcher>
        {
            new WildcardUrlMatcher("/minifiers/x*ml-minifier"),
            new ExactUrlMatcher("/contact")
        };

        XhtmlMinificationSettings settings = options.MinificationSettings;
        settings.RemoveRedundantAttributes = true;
        settings.RemoveHttpProtocolFromAttributes = true;
        settings.RemoveHttpsProtocolFromAttributes = true;

        options.CssMinifierFactory = new KristensenCssMinifierFactory();
        options.JsMinifierFactory = new CrockfordJsMinifierFactory();
    })
    .AddXmlMinification(options =>
    {
        XmlMinificationSettings settings = options.MinificationSettings;
        settings.CollapseTagsWithoutContent = true;
    })
    .AddHttpCompression(options =>
    {
        options.CompressorFactories = new List<ICompressorFactory>
        {
            new BuiltInBrotliCompressorFactory(new BuiltInBrotliCompressionSettings
            {
                Level = CompressionLevel.Fastest
            }),
            new DeflateCompressorFactory(new DeflateCompressionSettings
            {
                Level = CompressionLevel.Fastest
            }),
            new GZipCompressorFactory(new GZipCompressionSettings
            {
                Level = CompressionLevel.Fastest
            })
        };
    })
    ;
…

#endregion
…

From the above code it is seen, that the WebMarkupMin methods (AddWebMarkupMin, AddHtmlMinification, AddXhtmlMinification, AddXmlMinification and AddHttpCompression) now take delegates as parameters, through which you can specify the markup minification options (WebMarkupMinOptions, HtmlMinificationOptions, XhtmlMinificationOptions, XmlMinificationOptions and HttpCompressionOptions).