Reputation: 868
I have an application where there will be several parameters passed to my endpoint for searching, these parameters are not defined because they are dynamically generated so i cannot map it to a specific model. What would be the best way to map any query parameters into my GET endpoint?
[HttpGet]
public CustomResponse GetResults({something here that will map the parameters?})
{
//perhaps a dictionary? a collection of some sort?
}
Then I need to get all those keys and values and search the database for anything containing that and as i said it could be anything.
So I could pass something like?
/api/Merchandise/GetResults?sku=30021&cupsize=medium&color=red&location=south& {and all the dynamic fields which could be anything}
Upvotes: 1
Views: 2124
Reputation: 49779
HttpRequest
object has Query
property that is an IQueryCollection
and holds all passed query parameters.
In other words, in your action method you may do:
[HttpGet]
public CustomResponse GetResults()
{
var queryParams = HttpContext.Request.Query;
// directly get by name
var value1 = queryParams["parameter_name"];
// or queryParams.TryGetValue()
foreach (var parameter in queryParams)
{
string name = parameter.Key;
object value = parameter.Value;
}
}
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 1869
You could map it to JObject, which is like a Dictionary.
Don't forget:
using Newtonsoft.Json;
Upvotes: 0