Thomas Levesque • 11/23/2020

C# 9 records as strongly-typed ids - Part 2: ASP.NET Core route and query parameters

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This technical article addresses a common issue when using C# 9 records as strongly-typed identifiers in ASP.NET Core: the framework's inability to bind them from URL route or query string parameters. It provides a detailed solution by implementing a custom TypeConverter, complete with code examples for converting between strings and the custom ID type, and demonstrates applying it via the TypeConverter attribute.

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