Summary:
Accessing the configuration begins easily with an instance of the ConfigurationBuilder, a class available from the Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration NuGet package. Given the ConfigurationBuilder instance, you can add providers directly using IConfigurationBuilder extension methods like AddInMemoryCollection, as shown in Figure 1. This method takes a Dictionary<string,string> instance of the configuration name-value pairs, which it uses to initialize the configuration provider before adding it to the ConifigurationBuilder instance. Once the configuration builder is “configured,” you invoke its Build method to retrieve the configuration.
As mentioned earlier, a configuration is simply a hierarchical list of name-value pairs in which the nodes are separated by a colon. Therefore, to retrieve a particular value, you simply access the Configuration indexer with the corresponding item’s key:
Qualified Participants Must:
• Accessing the configuration begins easily with an instance of the ConfigurationBuilder, a class available from the Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration NuGet package. Given the ConfigurationBuilder instance, you can add providers directly using IConfigurationBuilder extension methods like AddInMemoryCollection, as shown in Figure 1. This method takes a Dictionary<
•string,string>
• instance of the configuration name-value pairs, which it uses to initialize the configuration provider before adding it to the ConifigurationBuilder instance. Once the configuration builder is &ldquo
•configured,&rdquo
• you invoke its Build method to retrieve the configuration.
As mentioned earlier, a configuration is simply a hierarchical list of name-value pairs in which the nodes are separated by a colon. Therefore, to retrieve a particular value, you simply access the Configuration indexer with the corresponding item&rsquo
•s key:
Qualified Participants May Receive:
Accessing the configuration begins easily with an instance of the ConfigurationBuilder, a class available from the Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration NuGet package. Given the ConfigurationBuilder instance, you can add providers directly using IConfigurationBuilder extension methods like AddInMemoryCollection, as shown in Figure 1. This method takes a Dictionary<string,string> instance of the configuration name-value pairs, which it uses to initialize the configuration provider before adding it to the ConifigurationBuilder instance. Once the configuration builder is “configured,” you invoke its Build method to retrieve the configuration.
As mentioned earlier, a configuration is simply a hierarchical list of name-value pairs in which the nodes are separated by a colon. Therefore, to retrieve a particular value, you simply access the Configuration indexer with the corresponding item’s key: