Introduction to ASP.NET Core part 19: dependency injection into views

Introduction

In the previous post we saw some other examples of creating custom views in .NET Core MVC. We first discussed how to set the HTML content before and after some text using the “spandec” custom attribute. It enclosed a piece of text within a span element and added a class attribute to the span element as well. We then saw how easy it was to provide the custom tag with an object from the HTML markup using an attribute. Therefore we’re not confined to supplying primitive types to custom tags as arguments. Lastly we saw how to create a conditional tag helper to filter out specific Book records based on an if-condition.

In this post we’ll briefly look at dependency injection into views.

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