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The Razor Tools library is designed to wrap JavaScript and JQuery objects into C# methods. Objects can be easily added to Razor views with basic C# code. All objects are created and initialized using unobtrusive JavaScript techniques and fluent API. This allows complex objects to be created within your views with simple C# statements.
The current version of these libraries are built for .NET Core with dependencies on netstandard2.1, netcoreapp3.1 and Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.ViewFeatures.
The basic concept of RazorTools is to provide fluent APIs to create JQuery and JavScript objects in Razor views. Syntax such as
@(Create<FancyObject>().WithStyle(Style.Cool).UsingData("Home", "Data"))
can be used to generate complex objects that interact with the controller to retrieve data while keeping the view code clean and straight forward. In some cases, objects can also be render using simple statements such as
@Html.RenderObject(new FancyObject("fancyObject123")
{
DataUrl = this.Url.Action("Home", "Data")
})
This library provides the base class for all RazorTools objects. It provides the basic code for building tags and embedding them in Razor views. All of the RazorTools packages will be based on this library. Generally, you will not add this library directly to your project.
Create simple charts in your Razor views. This library wraps morris.js charts along with some other tools to produce nice looking charts.
To install use the .NET CLI
>dotnet add package Mvc.RazorTools.Charts
or Package manager
PM>Install-Package Mvc.RazorTools.Charts
For more information see the documentation in the repo Wiki pages: RazorTools - Charts documentation.
Use Font Awesome icons in your views with a fluent API. Reference your Font Awesome package or download and install the files locally.
To install use the .NET CLI
>dotnet add package Mvc.RazorTools.FontAwesome
or Package manager
PM>Install-Package Mvc.RazorTools.FontAwesome
For more information see the documentation in the repo Wiki pages: RazorTools - Font Awesome documentation.