Nuget Info

Build status

• Include the Nuget package in your test project
  • https://www.nuget.org/packages/Aqovia.CachingHttpClient/
• Either use the CachingHelper to create a CachingHttpClient or use ASP.NET Core DI to get HttpClient

The project contains the following directory structure

examples/
    Aqovia.CachingHttpClient.AspNetCoreApi
src/
    Aqovia.CachingHttpClient
test/
    Aqovia.CachingHttpClient.Tests

Contains the source library code providing a helper class to create ICacheStore and HttpClient with a default CacheStore.

Example ASP.NET Core API to enable testing of the caching HttpClient

Contains a basic test running the AspNetCoreApi project and using a HttpClient created from the helpers to test that on a subsequent request the response comes from cache.

Assuming the repository is cloned and up-to-date (master branch)

1. Create a branch from master using git checkout -b new_feature_branch
2. Implement changes on new feature branch
3. Test and build locally - updating tests if required
4. Push to remote and fix any remote build/test issues
5. Create a pull request to the master branch

• include a well-formed title and description as these will be included in the release notes if/when the feature is merged to master
• include also in your description one of the following strings
  • 'bump: patch' - if this PR implements a new fix
  • 'bump: minor' - if this PR implements a new feature
  • 'bump: major' - if this PR implements a new feature with breaking changes

• The release process is automated by the CI process for every successful merge to master.
• The PR request title and description are used to create the Release note found via the Releases link on the repo landing page
• Inclusion of the keywords (bump: major|minor|patch) in the PR description is sufficient for the developer to control the upgrade to the final semantic version of the package
• Branch Preview packages are also available via the Aqovia Nuget OSS Feeds (publically available)
• Release packages are available on the Nuget.org
• Github release info is also available to view/compare and download source via the repo landing page