private void MapRouteEditors(RouteCollection routes, IEnumerable<EditorMetadata> editorControllers)
{
//first, register the internal/default Rebel editor routes (so they work without the IDs)
//but the constraint will ONLY allow built in Rebel editors to work like this, 3rd party
//editors will only be accessible by using an ID.
var defaultEditorMetadata = editorControllers.Where(x => x.IsInternalRebelEditor);
//first register the special DashboardEditorController as the default
var dashboardControllerName = RebelController.GetControllerName(typeof(DashboardEditorController));
var dashboardControllerId = RebelController.GetControllerId<EditorAttribute>(typeof(DashboardEditorController));
var route = routes.MapRoute(
DashboardRouteName,//name
AreaName + "/Editors/" + dashboardControllerName + "/{action}/{appAlias}",//url to match
new { controller = dashboardControllerName, action = "Dashboard", appAlias = "content", editorId = dashboardControllerId.ToString("N") },
new { backOffice = new BackOfficeRouteConstraint(_applicationContext) },
new[] { typeof(DashboardEditorController).Namespace }); //only match this namespace
route.DataTokens.Add("area", AreaName); //only match this area
route.DataTokens.Add("rebel", "backoffice"); //ensure the rebel token is set
//register the default (built-in) editors
foreach (var t in defaultEditorMetadata)
{
this.RouteControllerPlugin(t.Id, t.ControllerName, t.ComponentType, routes, "editorId", "Editor", "Editors", "Dashboard", UrlParameter.Optional, true, _applicationContext);
}
//now, we need to get the 'internal' editors, these could be not part of a package and just exist in the 'bin' if someone just developed their
//trees in VS in their local Rebel project
var localEditors = editorControllers.Where(x => x.PluginDefinition == null && x.Id != dashboardControllerId);
foreach (var t in localEditors)
{
this.RouteControllerPlugin(t.Id, t.ControllerName, t.ComponentType, routes, "editorId", "Editor", "Editors", "Dashboard", UrlParameter.Optional, true, _applicationContext);
}
}
