How to inject IConfiguration in asp.net core 6
How to inject IConfiguration in asp.net core 6
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07-Nov-2023
Updated on 08-Nov-2023
Aryan Kumar
08-Nov-2023In ASP.NET Core 6, you can easily inject the IConfiguration interface into your services or controllers to access application configuration settings. Here's how you can do it:
Add Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration Package (if not already added):
If you haven't already added the Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration package to your project, you can do so using the following command:
Inject IConfiguration into Your Service or Controller:
You can inject the IConfiguration interface into your services or controllers through constructor injection. Here's an example:
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In this example, we inject IConfiguration into the MyService class through its constructor. You can then use the _configuration object to access configuration settings by specifying the configuration keys.
Access Configuration Settings:
You can access configuration settings using the IConfiguration instance. For example, if you have a configuration file with the following settings:
You can access the "SomeSetting" value in your service or controller as shown in the SomeMethod example above.
Make sure your application configuration is correctly set up and includes the settings you want to access. The IConfiguration interface provides a flexible and convenient way to access configuration settings from various sources, such as JSON files, environment variables, and more.