Http Data

Overview

The IHttpData interface gives you access to the HttpRequest and HttpContext objects. Registration of this interface is "scoped" - meaning for the life of the request. The HttpDataMiddleware is where these objects get "saved" into this scoped object. From there, you can inject the instance of IHttpData anywhere to get access to these object. Note: Just like the objects themselves, they are not thread-safe. Meaning that once the main application thread has exited, these objects may become unreferenced/null. Any thread that might live longer will be unable to access these objects (which is why logging pulls out any information it needs before running async).

Interface: IHttpData

Mock: HttpDataMock

Implementation: HttpData

Where Used

1. HttpDataMiddleware: Initial setting/saving the objects
2. RequestData: Obtaining items from these objects

Examples

    IHttpData data; // Should be injected

    // Wrapped in try/catch in case the thread accessing the HttpRequest object outlives the primary thread
    var httpVerb = SafeTry.IgnoreException(() => Data.Request?.Method, "") ?? "";