RazorLight | Template engine based on Microsoft 's Razor parsing engine

I'm working on building a POC where I compile an index.cshtml using razorlight then generate a pdf using dinktopdf, so far I got that part working fine.

Next, using vuejs and vue-qrcode, I was able to add a qrcode to the page where qr-code tag is converted into canvas and the qrcode is being displayed.

Now, the issue I'm running into is that during the generation of the pdf, vue-qrcode isn't being compiled into regular html (it should be a canvas tag) and nothing is being added to the pdf.

The solution is in the following Repository

page = await engine.CompileRenderAsync(path, model); shows the full string of the html and in there you can see the the qr-code tag still remains as it is.

I have recently integrated this RazorLight package for Razor page rendering. While using I came to notice that there is a Template key that has to be defined. What actually this template key is and what it does?

I have a Razor Page (.cshtml) which is a PDF Template. Now i am required to retreive html as string from the page itself to Save it as a PDF file. In MVC, i could use IRazonEngine interface for the same. But in Blazor what can used to obtain this.

Additionally, if i can use Blazor component instead of a Razor Page, how can i get the string of HTML?

Please help!

This is the sample Razor Page I have

I have a solution in which most of the projects are VB.net projects which all target the .NET Framework 4.8. All of those specific projects compile properly and are running in production.

I have added a C# project that targets .net standard 2.0. The primary reason for this particular project is to create a component that can process razor templates (given a model of course) in order to create output files using the RazorLight_wik8wz nuget package (I don't really care which package I use so long as I can render a razor template in memory because the output generated by the model/template pair may be persisted in different places in different cases).

In theory, and based on my understanding, I should be able to reference and use a .net standard 2.0 library project from my other .net framework 4.8 projects. However, I can't seem to get this to work (even though everything compiles and runs).

I've tried several different packages based on RazorLight--but I get similar results when I try to use them. I'm simply not sure if I'm encountering a bug or if I'm not doing something properly.

The C# project is named "JobOutputGenerator." I have added the nuget package called "RazorLight_wik8wz" and created an object called JobOutput that currently looks like this:

I have this cshtml file located in this path

TL;DR; Is there anyway to tell CompilationLibrary.ResolveReferencePaths where to look for the references?

I've tried modifying the current working directory and even tried modifying the current AppDomain base directory to no avail.

So my team is currently using RazorLight to handle message templating in a .Net Core 2.2 console application.

I have added RazorLight 2.0.0-beta1 to a .Net Standard 2.0 library and created an interface for it. However, we discovered there was a conflict with a different library we were using due to that library using a C DLL. To solve the conflict we opted to remove the other library using the C DLL as no one had been using it's functionality yet. However, now we are at a point where we need both.

Luckily, RazorLight allows you to specify an assembly to use as the root. So I created a basic empty library project (RazorScope), that has no libraries other than RazorLight and our Models library.

RazorScope has the PreserveCompilationContext flag to true in it's csproj.

I have a pre-build event on our console app to publish RazorScope to the solution root/RazorScope folder and then a post-build and post-publish event that copies the RazorScope publish into the console app build/publish. I chose to go this route due to the "refs" folder that PreserveCompilationContext creates and I wanted to keep things clean. If I just add RazorScope as a project reference to the console application, it doesn't pull in those refs or the json.deps file for RazorScope...

The issue is that when RazorLight eventually calls CompilationLibrary.ResolveReferencePaths, it fails b/c it refuses to look in the RazorScope folder in the bin/publish directory and expects everything to be directly in the base directory. If I move the refs and other files up to base, it works fine, but now I've dirtied my console task bin/publish directory.

Is there anyway to tell CompilationLibrary.ResolveReferencePaths where to look for the references?

I'm trying to render a Razor view to a string from a Hosted Service. By using the IRazorViewEngine I am able to render a view to a string using something like the following:

I have being tasked with setting up a way where an admin user can easily pick articles to send out to a list of subscribers. The below image is what i'm trying to create but my problem is how get the view sent in an email. I have it created as a static template and as a razor template. I tried to use RazorEngine and Razorlight but can't figure them out.

Alot of the questions i have seen on this only adds one item to a email. e.g here and here. I am using MailKit to send emails but for the life of me i cant figure how to get an email body like above. My code looks like this

I ran into this error with .NET Core 2.0 and .NET Core 2.1, while using RazorLight coupled with cshtml Razor template files for FluentEmail, in an ASP.NET Core app:

"Cannot find compilation library location for package XYZ"

Where XYZ seemed to change depending on what version of .NET Core I had deployed.

The error did not present itself in my dev environment, but reared its head after deployment, when hitting any API endpoint that required FluentEmail to use the Razor template files to generate the email body.