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Configure Beep Service
Overview
The RegisterBeepinServiceCollection class is a static class that extends the functionality of an IServiceCollection to include registration and configuration of various data source connections and settings, particularly for a service named “Beep”. This class primarily focuses on initializing and configuring different types of data sources by adding their specific configurations.
Properties
- Services: A static property that holds the reference to an
IServiceCollection. It’s set during the execution of theRegisterBeepmethod and is used across the class to access and modify the service collection.
Methods
RegisterBeep
- RegisterBeep(this IServiceCollection services, string directorypath, string containername, BeepConfigType configType): This extension method initializes a new instance of
BeepServiceand registers it as a singleton in the service collection. It takes the directory path, container name, and configuration type as parameters.
Configuration Extension Methods
These methods extend the IBeepService interface, allowing the addition of various data source configurations and mappings.
- AddAllDataSourceQueryConfigurations: Adds a range of query configurations for relational database management systems (RDBMS) to the
QueryListof theConfigEditor. - AddAllConnectionConfigurations: Adds a range of connection configurations using
ConnectionHelper. - AddAllDataSourceMappings: Adds a range of data source mappings for data type fields.
- Create[DataSource]Config: These methods add specific configurations for different data sources like SnowFlake, Hadoop, Redis, Kafka, OPC, DB2, CouchDB, VistaDB, Couchbase, Firebase, Realm, Postgre, MongoDB, StackExchangeRedis, CouchbaseLite, Elasticsearch, SQLite, RavenDB, CSVFileReader, Firebird, Cassandra, MySql, MySqlConnector, SqlServer, SqlCompact, DataView, CSVDataSource, JsonDataSource, TxtXlsCSVFileSource, LiteDBDataSource, Oracle, and DuckDB. Each method utilizes the
ConnectionHelperto create and add the specific configuration to theDataDriversClassesof theConfigEditor.
Usage Example
The RegisterBeepinServiceCollection class is typically used in the startup configuration of an application, particularly in a .NET environment using dependency injection. For instance:
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
services.RegisterBeep("directoryPath", "containerName", BeepConfigType.SomeType);
var beepService = services.BuildServiceProvider().GetService<IBeepService>();
beepService.AddAllDataSourceQueryConfigurations();
// Additional configuration calls...
}In this setup, the service collection is extended to include various data source configurations, which are vital for applications dealing with diverse data sources and requiring flexible connectivity options.