Reading Lists from appsettings.json I’ve been using the SendGrid API for a project and I was trying to be lazy and read multiple email addresses to send to from a single parameter in appsettings.json with the email addresses seperated by a semicolon. Strangely this only sends to the first email Read more…
Adding appsettings.json to a .NET Core console app This is something that strangely doesn’t seem to be that well documented and took me a while to figure out though in the end it’s pretty simple. All that’s required is to add the following NuGet packages and an appsettings.json file. Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration Read more…
Previously I wrote about how to create a class which can hold all the values stored in appsettings.json, another way to access these values to via dependency injection where values can be retrieved directly by name. This is based upon code from here. In order to enable dependecy injection of Read more…
There’s various different ways to access values from appsettings.json in ASP.NET Core, one way to do this is create a corresponding settings class and map the values to it. First off, add a connection stings section to your appsettings.json file like so (where {ConnectionString} obviously equals your connection string). "ConnectionStrings": Read more…