(WebServer) Чтение конфигурационных настроек FormOptions

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Позволит устанавливать настройки для тела запроса multipart через конфигурационный файл appsettings.json

• MultipartBodyLengthLimit
• MultipartHeadersLengthLimit
• ValueLengthLimit
• остальные

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced form submission handling with new customizable settings, enabling improved control over multipart data and overall form processing robustness.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the web server configuration by adding using directives for form processing and dependency injection. In the ConfigureApp method of the server, a new line configures FormOptions from the application’s configuration. No public or exported entity declarations were modified.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/.../WebServer.cs	- Added using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Features and using Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection directives. - Configured FormOptions in the ConfigureApp method using builder.Services.Configure<FormOptions>(builder.Configuration.GetSection("FormOptions"));.

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In the realm of code I hop and prance,
New directives join the dance.
FormOptions now set with care,
A bunny’s code beyond compare!
Hoppy lines make the server fair 🐇!

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• src/OneScript.Web.Server/WebServer.cs (3 hunks)

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src/OneScript.Web.Server/WebServer.cs (2)

10-10: Added appropriate namespace imports.

The added using directives for Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Features and Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection are necessary to support the new FormOptions configuration functionality.

Also applies to: 20-20

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105-106: Good implementation of FormOptions configuration.

This implementation correctly uses ASP.NET Core's options pattern to bind configuration values from the "FormOptions" section in appsettings.json to the FormOptions class. This allows configuring multipart request settings like MultipartBodyLengthLimit, MultipartHeadersLengthLimit, and ValueLengthLimit through configuration rather than in code.

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