Iciclecreek.Azure.Storage.Server

Iciclecreek.Azure.Storage.Server

ASP.NET Core controllers that expose the Azure Storage REST API on top of any BlobServiceClient, TableServiceClient, and QueueServiceClient implementation. Pair with the FileSystem or SQLite provider to run a local Azure Storage-compatible server.

Installation

dotnet add package Iciclecreek.Azure.Storage.Server

Usage

Register the controllers

using Iciclecreek.Azure.Storage.Server;
using Iciclecreek.Azure.Storage.FileSystem;
using Iciclecreek.Azure.Storage.FileSystem.Blobs;
using Iciclecreek.Azure.Storage.FileSystem.Tables;
using Iciclecreek.Azure.Storage.FileSystem.Queues;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

// Set up the storage provider
var provider = new FileStorageProvider(@"C:\temp\my-storage");
var account  = provider.AddAccount("devaccount");

// Register Azure SDK clients in DI
builder.Services.AddSingleton(FileBlobServiceClient.FromAccount(account));
builder.Services.AddSingleton(FileTableServiceClient.FromAccount(account));
builder.Services.AddSingleton(FileQueueServiceClient.FromAccount(account));

// Add the storage server controllers
builder.Services.AddStorageServer();

var app = builder.Build();
app.MapStorageServer();
app.Run();

Use with any provider

The server works with any Azure SDK client implementation -- FileSystem, SQLite, or even the real Azure clients:

// SQLite provider
var provider = new SqliteStorageProvider(@"C:\temp\my-storage");
var account  = provider.AddAccount("devaccount");
builder.Services.AddSingleton(SqliteBlobServiceClient.FromAccount(account));
builder.Services.AddSingleton(SqliteTableServiceClient.FromAccount(account));
builder.Services.AddSingleton(SqliteQueueServiceClient.FromAccount(account));

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License

MIT