ServiceComposer.AspNetCore

ASP.Net MVC Action results

MVC Action results support allow composition handlers to set custom response results for specific scenarios, like for example, handling bad requests or validation error thoat would nornmally require throwing an exception. Setting a custom action result is done by using the SetActionResult() HttpRequest extension method:

public class UseSetActionResultHandler : ICompositionRequestsHandler
{
    [HttpGet("/product/{id}")]
    public Task Handle(HttpRequest request)
    {
        var id = request.RouteValues["id"];

        //validate the id format

        var problems = new ValidationProblemDetails(new Dictionary<string, string[]>()
        {
            { "Id", new []{ "The supplied id does not respect the identifier format." } }
        });
        var result = new BadRequestObjectResult(problems);

        request.SetActionResult(result);

        return Task.CompletedTask;
    }
}

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Using MVC action results require enabling output formatters support:

services.AddViewModelComposition(options =>
{
    options.ResponseSerialization.UseOutputFormatters = true;
});

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Note: ServiceComposer supports only one action result per request. If two or more composition handlers try to set action results, only the frst one will succeed and subsequent requests will be ignored.

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