Sylin.Koan.Web.Extensions 0.8.0

Koan.Web.Extensions

Contract

• Purpose: Deliver optional HTTP capabilities for Koan Web applications (moderation, audit, soft delete, capability controllers).
• Primary inputs: Entity models exposed through Koan controllers, capability descriptors, and policy configuration.
• Outputs: Extension controllers, authorization policies, moderation workflows, and capability metadata for clients.
• Failure modes: Missing capability registrations, conflicts with custom routing, or policies referencing undefined roles.
• Success criteria: Extensions register only when needed, controllers expose consistent routes, and policy enforcement remains predictable.

Quick start

using Koan.Web.Extensions;

public sealed class WebExtensionsAutoRegistrar : IKoanAutoRegistrar
{
    public string ModuleName => "WebExtensions";

    public void Initialize(IServiceCollection services)
    {
        services.AddKoanWebExtensions(options =>
        {
            options.EnableModeration = true;
            options.EnableSoftDelete = true;
        });
    }

    public void Describe(BootReport report, IConfiguration cfg, IHostEnvironment env)
        => report.AddNote("Web extensions enabled (moderation + soft delete)");
}

• Register the extensions in your auto-registrar; they hook into Koan Web controllers without manual endpoint wiring.
• Use capability attributes to expose moderation and audit features in generated clients.

Configuration

• Koan:Web:Extensions:EnableModeration – toggles moderation controllers.
• Koan:Web:Extensions:AuditLogRetention – controls audit retention windows.
• Koan:Web:Extensions:PolicyMappings – map capabilities to authorization policies.

Edge cases

• Multi-tenant moderation: ensure capability routes include tenant identifiers to prevent cross-tenant actions.
• Soft delete conflicts: coordinate with domain logic to avoid double-deleting resources.
• Authorization policies: missing roles cause 403 responses; confirm policies exist when enabling capabilities.
• Client regeneration: when enabling new capabilities, regenerate API clients to pick up metadata.

Related packages

• Koan.Web – base web framework hosting these extensions.
• Koan.Canon.Web – can consume capability metadata for orchestration.
• Koan.Data.Core – used for moderation/audit persistence.

Reference

• ModerationController – handles moderation workflows.
• CapabilityController – surfaces capability metadata.
• WebExtensionsOptions – options class for enabling features.