Program.cs

the main parts to make Laters work

Against the HostBuilder

• Configure Datastore i.e. Postgres
• ConfigureLaters - configure Laters with any particular configurations you would like to apply

Against the ApplicationBuilder

• UseLaters - add the middleware that laters requires.

HostBuilder

This is where you can set up some core fundamentals of how Laters will work.

builder.WebHost.ConfigureLaters((context, setup) =>
{
    //override this endpoint to point at your load balancer in production/when-deployed.
    setup.Configuration.WorkerEndpoint = "http://localhost:5000/"; 
    setup.UseStorage<UseMarten>();
});

against the setup object, you can:

• Register Handlers
• Register Custom Client Actions
• Register Global Cron Jobs
• Register Storage

Configuration object

NOTE

Each property has .NET comments against then.

You can use either the .NET configuration classes or code to override any default configuration that Laters uses

Via code:

builder.WebHost.ConfigureLaters((context, setup) =>
{
    setup.Configuration.Role = Roles.Leader;

    //rest of laters setup
    //...
});

Via .NET Config (such as appSettings):

by calling ConfigureLaters with "Laters", it will now load the Configuration from .NET Configuration.

builder.WebHost.ConfigureLaters("Laters", (context, setup) =>
{
    //override in code
    setup.Configuration.Role = Roles.Leader;
    //rest of laters setup
    //...
});

ApplicationBuilder

This is where you register the middleware for Laters to work with Asp.NET

app.UseLaters();