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Today, AutoWrapper 4.1.0 has been released with newly features added based on community feedback. Here are the newly features added:
- [NEW] Added
RequestDataLogIgnore
Attribute. This addresses issue #37. - [NEW] Added
ShouldLogRequestData
property inAutoWrapIgnore
Attribute. This addresses issue #37 as well. - [NEW] Added
LogRequestDataOnException
Option. - [NEW] Added
BypassHTMLValidation
check whenIsApiOnly
istrue
. This addresses issue #41. - [RFT] Code Cleanup and Refactoring.
Samples
You can use the [RequestDataLogIgnore]
if you don't want certain endpoints to log the data in the requests:
[HttpGet]
[RequestDataLogIgnore]
public async Task<ApiResponse> Post([FromBody] CreatePersonRequest personRequest)
{
if (!ModelState.IsValid)
{
throw new ApiException(ModelState.AllErrors());
}
return new ApiResponse("Record successfully created.",
await _repo.CreateAsync(personRequest),
Status201Created);
}
You can use the [AutoWrapIgnore]
attribute and set ShouldLogRequestData
property to false
if you have an endpoint that don't need to be wrapped and also don't want to log the data in the requests:
[HttpGet]
[AutoWrapIgnore(ShouldLogRequestData = false)]
public async Task<IEnumerable<PersonResponse>> Get()
{
// Rest of the code here
}
You can set the LogRequestDataOnException
option to false
if you want to exclude the request body data in the logs when an exception occurs.
app.UseApiResponseAndExceptionWrapper(new AutoWrapperOptions {
LogRequestDataOnException = false
});
Feel free to request an issue on github if you find bugs or request a new feature. Your valuable feedback is much appreciated to better improve this project. If you find this useful, please give it a star to show your support on this project!