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I'm fairly decent with MVC3 and enjoy creating my sites with it, however, I am yet to think up and implement a decent method of a "plugin" system.
Basically, I aim to have a generic "blog-type" CMS which I can distribute across my sites, but with the option to have certain things as plugins.
For example:
Generic build:
Plugins: (May be needed for one or two sites, but not all)
Currently I would just make it all and disable things through a config file, however it would be nice if i could just drop a folder into my FTP and have an MVC page which automatically picks it up!
I assume I would have to start with scanning the directory "/plugins" and picking up a "plugin.config" (Or similar) file which would contain the basic details.
But how would I get my main system to pick these things up and actually use them?!
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ASP.NET MVC 3 is a framework for building scalable, standards-based web applications using well-established design patterns and the power of ASP.NET and the . NET Framework. It installs side-by-side with ASP.NET MVC 2, so get started using it today! Download the installer here.
The ASP.NET MVC plugins is actually a extension based on another plugin framework OSGi.NET, technically, you can replace it with any other frameworks like MEF, Sharp-develop with some wrapping.
The plugin framework is a NuGet package that allows you to customise and extend a . NET application at runtime. Code examples are provided for ASP.NET Core, Blazor, Console Apps and WPF & WinForms. The plugin framework package can be installed from NuGet and also supports the delivery of plugins from NuGet.
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You may be able to do this using MVC Areas, here are some links about them:
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