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Peachpie.AspNetCore.Web 1.1.13

Allows integration of PeachPie compiled PHP code into ASP.NET Core MVC.

Allows integration of Peachpie compiled PHP code into ASP.NET Core pipeline.

The whole of WordPress, compiled, packed and provided as an ASP.NET Core package. Does not require PHP, becomes a part of ASP.NET Core application. Usage: 1. Add a package reference to "Peachpied.WordPress.AspNetCore" (Pre-Release) 2. Add WordPress as middleware within "Configure" method: app.UseWordPress(); 3. Optionally configure WordPress settings in "ConfigureServices" method. See https://github.com/iolevel/wpdotnet-sdk for more details.

The whole of Responsive File Manager, compiled, packed and provided as an ASP.NET Core package. Does not require PHP, becomes a part of ASP.NET Core application. Usage: 1. Add a package reference to "ResponsiveFileManager.AspNetCore" 2. Add the following to your **appsettings.json**: ```json "ResponsiveFileManagerOptions": { // Path from base_url to base of upload folder. Use start and final / "UploadDirectory": "/Media/Uploads/", // Relative path from filemanager folder to upload folder. Use final / "CurrentPath": "../Media/Uploads/", // Relative path from filemanager folder to thumbs folder. Use final / and DO NOT put inside upload folder. "ThumbsBasePath": "../Media/Thumbs/", "MaxSizeUpload": 10 } ``` 3. Add ResponsiveFileManager as middleware: ```csharp app.UseResponsiveFileManager(); ``` 4. Optionally configure ResponsiveFileManager settings: ```csharp builder.Services.AddResponsiveFileManager(options => { options.MaxSizeUpload = 32; //etc }); ```;