aspnet-conventions

Correct ASP.NET Core middleware ordering prevents security and runtime issues. This skill guides pipeline composition in Program.cs to ensure authentication, authorization, and error handling layers are registered predictably.

Configuring DI lifetimes with the Options pattern requires consistent service registration. This skill enforces correct patterns for AddControllers and minimal APIs, ensuring safe dependency resolution and configuration layering.

Yes, applying these conventions supports both minimal APIs and MVC controllers. It codifies correct service registration patterns in Program.cs to ensure consistent app architecture regardless of your chosen web API approach.

Implementing ProblemDetails-based error handling standardizes API failure responses. This skill provides guidance on scaffolding structured error flows within the middleware pipeline for robust and predictable API behavior.

Structured logging and health checks are required for robust application monitoring. This skill satisfies these requirements by guiding their configuration in Program.cs alongside JWT authentication scaffolding for secure web apps.

Yes, these ASP.NET Core conventions support JWT authentication scaffolding. They ensure authentication and authorization flows are correctly ordered within the middleware pipeline to prevent security vulnerabilities.