src/Umbraco.Web.Common/Controllers/IRenderController.cs

using Umbraco.Core.Composing;

namespace Umbraco.Web.Common.Controllers
{
    /// <summary>
    /// A marker interface to designate that a controller will be used for Umbraco front-end requests and/or route hijacking
    /// </summary>
    public interface IRenderController : IDiscoverable
    {

    }
}
Getting front end routing poc going 2020-12-08 16:33:50 +11:00			`using Umbraco.Core.Composing;`

			`namespace Umbraco.Web.Common.Controllers`
Ensures that the RenderActionInvoker isn't doing anything special so that MVC takes care of everything regarding async vs non-async and any controller descriptor/action descriptor lookups and cache. Creates a RenderIndexActionSelectorAttribute - this is used to decorate the underlying RenderMvcController.Index action. MVC will call into this method to check if the MethodInfo is valid, we then do a quick comparison of types, if the current type is the same as the reflected type, this means that the Index action has been overridden or there is no custom controller... lets use it. If the types don't match we'll do a simple reflected lookup to check if the reflected controller type (current controller) has more than one index action, if so, it means that a custom controller is in play and it has a custom index action... so we won't use the base class action and then it's up to MVC to find any other matching Index action based on the current request parameters. Added some tests for this too. 2015-11-18 14:59:29 +01:00			`{`
			`/// <summary>`
			`/// A marker interface to designate that a controller will be used for Umbraco front-end requests and/or route hijacking`
			`/// </summary>`
Getting front end routing poc going 2020-12-08 16:33:50 +11:00			`public interface IRenderController : IDiscoverable`
Ensures that the RenderActionInvoker isn't doing anything special so that MVC takes care of everything regarding async vs non-async and any controller descriptor/action descriptor lookups and cache. Creates a RenderIndexActionSelectorAttribute - this is used to decorate the underlying RenderMvcController.Index action. MVC will call into this method to check if the MethodInfo is valid, we then do a quick comparison of types, if the current type is the same as the reflected type, this means that the Index action has been overridden or there is no custom controller... lets use it. If the types don't match we'll do a simple reflected lookup to check if the reflected controller type (current controller) has more than one index action, if so, it means that a custom controller is in play and it has a custom index action... so we won't use the base class action and then it's up to MVC to find any other matching Index action based on the current request parameters. Added some tests for this too. 2015-11-18 14:59:29 +01:00			`{`
Normalize cr/lf/tab 2017-07-20 11:21:28 +02:00
Ensures that the RenderActionInvoker isn't doing anything special so that MVC takes care of everything regarding async vs non-async and any controller descriptor/action descriptor lookups and cache. Creates a RenderIndexActionSelectorAttribute - this is used to decorate the underlying RenderMvcController.Index action. MVC will call into this method to check if the MethodInfo is valid, we then do a quick comparison of types, if the current type is the same as the reflected type, this means that the Index action has been overridden or there is no custom controller... lets use it. If the types don't match we'll do a simple reflected lookup to check if the reflected controller type (current controller) has more than one index action, if so, it means that a custom controller is in play and it has a custom index action... so we won't use the base class action and then it's up to MVC to find any other matching Index action based on the current request parameters. Added some tests for this too. 2015-11-18 14:59:29 +01:00			`}`
Normalize cr/lf/tab 2017-07-20 11:21:28 +02:00			`}`