Razorlight: Support to @inject

[diegobrum]

Hi!

I'm trying to use @inject to inject via .netCore DI system some services in my View.
But "@inject" it's not a known tag in RazorLight.

Can you implement this in some future version? Do you want some help to do this?

To now I use a workaround.

Rather than
@inject IServiceUri ServiceUri

I used
@{var ServiceUri = new ServiceUri();}

But... I lost DI :'(

[toddams]

@inject is a feature of ASP.NET MVC, but I planned to add an integration
Expect this on beta5 release

[toddams]

• Add package

  Install-Package RazorLight.MVC

• Add RazorLight services in Startup.cs

        public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
        {
            ....
            services.AddRazorLight("/Views"); // <- This one
            ....
        }

• Inject services to your templates

@inject MyProject.TestViewModel myModel

[KishorTiwari]

Hi @toddams Looks like that the MVC package has been depreciated. But I still have the same issue. Would you recommend to use that anyway? Thanks

[lnodaba]

Hi @toddams I'm using the library in a net standard class library and I wanted to use the inject feature but it doesn't work, any recommendation how I can get that working?

[Aledever4i]

@KishorTiwari @lnodaba

Hello. As i understand framework realization, you cannot use base user scenario for using @inject .

But what you should do:

First way:
Expand your services collection: services.AddRazorLight()
In controller or service constructor get IRazorLightEngine service, and use it for your tasks.

Another way:
You can use example from Tests, method Ensure_Registered_Properties_Are_Injected