API Reference Language: C# Component: AppSurface Docs Audience: developer

ConsumerFixture

Type

AppSurfaceDocsConsumerFixtureHost

Source

Creates the real ASP.NET Core consumer host used to verify AppSurface Docs Razor Class Library precedence.

Remarks

The fixture deliberately owns conventional Views/_ViewStart.cshtml and Views/Shared/_Layout.cshtml files. AppSurface Docs views must retain their package shell when this host is the application, while hosts remain free to deliberately override the package-specific layout path.

Method

RunAsync

Task RunAsync(string[] args)

Source

Runs the consumer fixture until the host shuts down.

Parameters

args
Command-line arguments forwarded to AppSurface Web startup.

Returns

A task that completes when the host exits.

Method

CreateBuilder

IHostBuilder CreateBuilder(string[] args, IEnvironmentProvider? environmentProvider = null)

Source

Creates a consumer host builder without starting it.

Parameters

args
Command-line arguments forwarded to AppSurface Web startup.
environmentProvider
Optional environment provider used by AppSurface startup decisions before the generic host is built.

Returns

A configured host builder whose application identity is the consumer fixture assembly.

Type

ConsumerFixtureDocsCompositionModule

Source

Maps either the fixture's legacy Docs surface or its named public/internal product pair.

Remarks

This module is a dependency rather than the fixture root because WebStartup{TModule} maps dependency endpoints before root endpoints. That keeps RazorWire transport mapping ahead of Docs mapping and makes legacy Docs service registration precede the consumer theme-preference adapter.

Type

ConsumerFixtureProofAuth

Source

Names the deliberately simple header-authentication contract used only by the executable multi-instance consumer fixture.

Remarks

The fixture demonstrates where a real host supplies authentication and authorization. It is not a production authentication implementation: a request carrying UserHeaderName is treated as an authenticated reader so automated walkthroughs can prove the public/internal route boundary without an external identity provider.