Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Results An that on execution will write an object to the response with status code Accepted (202) and Location header. Targets a registered route. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The location at which the status of requested content can be monitored. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The location at which the status of requested content can be monitored. Gets the HTTP status code: Gets the location at which the status of the requested content can be monitored. An that on execution will write an object to the response with status code Accepted (202) and Location header. Targets a registered route. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The route data to use for generating the URL. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. Gets the name of the route to use for generating the URL. Gets the route data to use for generating the URL. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with status code Accepted (202) and Location header. Targets a registered route. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The route data to use for generating the URL. The value to format in the entity body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The value to format in the entity body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The value to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the name of the route to use for generating the URL. Gets the route data to use for generating the URL. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with status code Accepted (202) and Location header. Targets a registered route. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The location at which the status of requested content can be monitored. The value to format in the entity body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The location at which the status of requested content can be monitored. The value to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the HTTP status code: Gets the location at which the status of the requested content can be monitored. An that on execution will write an object to the response with Bad Request (400) status code. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with Bad Request (400) status code. The type of error object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The error content to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution invokes . Initializes a new instance of . Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication schemes. The authentication schemes to challenge. Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication scheme and . The authentication schemes to challenge. used to perform the authentication challenge. Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication schemes and . The authentication scheme to challenge. used to perform the authentication challenge. Gets the authentication schemes that are challenged. Gets the used to perform the sign-out operation. An that on execution will write an object to the response with Conflict (409) status code. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with Conflict (409) status code. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The error content to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the HTTP status code: An that when executed will produce a response with content. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values. The value to format in the entity body. The Content-Type header for the response Initializes a new instance of the class with the values The value to format in the entity body. The HTTP status code of the response. The Content-Type header for the response Gets the content representing the body of the response. Gets the Content-Type header for the response. Gets the HTTP status code. Writes the content to the HTTP response. The for the current request. A task that represents the asynchronous execute operation. An that on execution will write an object to the response with status code Created (201) and Location header. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The location at which the content has been created. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The location at which the content has been created. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with status code Created (201) and Location header. Targets a registered route. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The route data to use for generating the URL. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. Gets the name of the route to use for generating the URL. Gets the route data to use for generating the URL. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with status code Created (201) and Location header. Targets a registered route. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The route data to use for generating the URL. The value to format in the entity body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The value to format in the entity body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The value to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the name of the route to use for generating the URL. Gets the route data to use for generating the URL. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with status code Created (201) and Location header. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The location at which the content has been created. The value to format in the entity body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The location at which the content has been created. The value to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the HTTP status code: Represents an that when executed will write a file from the content to the response. Creates a new instance with the provided and the provided . The bytes that represent the file contents. The Content-Type of the file. Creates a new instance with the provided , the provided and the provided . The bytes that represent the file contents. The Content-Type header of the response. The suggested file name. Creates a new instance with the provided values. The bytes that represent the file contents. The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. Gets the Content-Type header for the response. Gets the file name that will be used in the Content-Disposition header of the response. Gets the last modified information associated with the file result. Gets the etag associated with the file result. Gets the value that enables range processing for the file result. Gets or sets the file length information . Gets or sets the file contents. Represents an that when executed will write a file from a stream to the response. Creates a new instance with the provided and the provided . The stream with the file. The Content-Type of the file. Creates a new instance with the provided , the provided and the provided . The stream with the file. The Content-Type header of the response. The suggested file name. Creates a new instance with the provided values. The stream with the file. The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. Gets the Content-Type header for the response. Gets the file name that will be used in the Content-Disposition header of the response. Gets the last modified information associated with the file result. Gets the etag associated with the file result. Gets the value that enables range processing for the file result. Gets or sets the file length information . Gets the stream with the file that will be sent back as the response. An that on execution invokes . Initializes a new instance of . Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication schemes. The authentication schemes to challenge. Initializes a new instance of with the specified . used to perform the authentication challenge. Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication scheme and . The authentication schemes to challenge. used to perform the authentication challenge. Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication schemes and . The authentication scheme to challenge. used to perform the authentication challenge. Gets the authentication schemes that are challenged. Gets the used to perform the authentication challenge. An action result which formats the given object as JSON. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values. The value to format in the entity body. The serializer settings. The HTTP status code of the response. The value for the Content-Type header Gets or sets the serializer settings. Gets or sets the serializer settings. Gets the object result. Gets the value for the Content-Type header. Gets the HTTP status code. Represents an that when executed will produce an HTTP response with the No Content (204) status code. Initializes a new instance of the class. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with Not Found (404) status code. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with Not Found (404) status code. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values. The value to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with Ok (200) status code. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with Ok (200) status code. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values. The value to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the HTTP status code: A on execution will write a file from disk to the response using mechanisms provided by the host. Creates a new instance with the provided and the provided . The path to the file. The path must be an absolute path. The Content-Type header of the response. Creates a new instance with the provided , the provided and the provided . The path to the file. The path must be an absolute path. The Content-Type header of the response. The suggested file name. Creates a new instance with the provided values. The path to the file. The path must be an absolute path. The Content-Type header of the response. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. Gets the Content-Type header for the response. Gets the file name that will be used in the Content-Disposition header of the response. Gets the last modified information associated with the file result. Gets the etag associated with the file result. Gets the value that enables range processing for the file result. Gets or sets the file length information . Gets or sets the path to the file that will be sent back as the response. An that on execution will write Problem Details HTTP API responses based on Creates a new instance with the provided . The instance to format in the entity body. Gets the instance. Gets the value for the Content-Type header: application/problem+json Gets the HTTP status code. Represents an that when executed will write a file from the writer callback to the response. Creates a new instance with the provided and the provided . The stream writer callback. The Content-Type header of the response. Creates a new instance with the provided , the provided and the provided . The stream writer callback. The Content-Type header of the response. The suggested file name. Creates a new instance with the provided values. The stream writer callback. The Content-Type header of the response. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. Gets the Content-Type header for the response. Gets the file name that will be used in the Content-Disposition header of the response. Gets the last modified information associated with the file result. Gets the etag associated with the file result. Gets the value that enables range processing for the file result. Gets or sets the file length information . An that returns a Found (302), Moved Permanently (301), Temporary Redirect (307), or Permanent Redirect (308) response with a Location header to the supplied URL. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The URL to redirect to. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The URL to redirect to. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The URL to redirect to. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The URL to redirect to. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. If set to true, only local URLs are accepted and will throw an exception when the supplied URL is not considered local. Gets the value that specifies that the redirect should be permanent if true or temporary if false. Gets an indication that the redirect preserves the initial request method. Gets the URL to redirect to. Gets an indication that only local URLs are accepted. An that returns a Found (302), Moved Permanently (301), Temporary Redirect (307), or Permanent Redirect (308) response with a Location header. Targets a registered route. Initializes a new instance of the with the values provided. The parameters for the route. Initializes a new instance of the with the values provided. The name of the route. The parameters for the route. Initializes a new instance of the with the values provided. The name of the route. The parameters for the route. If set to true, makes the redirect permanent (301). Otherwise a temporary redirect is used (302). Initializes a new instance of the with the values provided. The name of the route. The parameters for the route. If set to true, makes the redirect permanent (301). Otherwise a temporary redirect is used (302). The fragment to add to the URL. Initializes a new instance of the with the values provided. The name of the route. The parameters for the route. If set to true, makes the redirect permanent (301). Otherwise a temporary redirect is used (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The fragment to add to the URL. Initializes a new instance of the with the values provided. The name of the route. The parameters for the route. If set to true, makes the redirect permanent (301). Otherwise a temporary redirect is used (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The fragment to add to the URL. Gets the name of the route to use for generating the URL. Gets the route data to use for generating the URL. Gets the value that specifies that the redirect should be permanent if true or temporary if false. Gets an indication that the redirect preserves the initial request method. Gets the fragment to add to the URL. An that could be one of two different types. On execution will execute the underlying instance that was actually returned by the HTTP endpoint. An instance of this type cannot be created explicitly. Use the implicit cast operators to create an instance from an instance of one of the declared type arguments, e.g. Results<Ok, BadRequest> result = TypedResults.Ok(); The first result type. The second result type. Gets the actual returned by the route handler delegate. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. An that could be one of three different types. On execution will execute the underlying instance that was actually returned by the HTTP endpoint. An instance of this type cannot be created explicitly. Use the implicit cast operators to create an instance from an instance of one of the declared type arguments, e.g. Results<Ok, BadRequest> result = TypedResults.Ok(); The first result type. The second result type. The third result type. Gets the actual returned by the route handler delegate. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. An that could be one of four different types. On execution will execute the underlying instance that was actually returned by the HTTP endpoint. An instance of this type cannot be created explicitly. Use the implicit cast operators to create an instance from an instance of one of the declared type arguments, e.g. Results<Ok, BadRequest> result = TypedResults.Ok(); The first result type. The second result type. The third result type. The fourth result type. Gets the actual returned by the route handler delegate. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. An that could be one of five different types. On execution will execute the underlying instance that was actually returned by the HTTP endpoint. An instance of this type cannot be created explicitly. Use the implicit cast operators to create an instance from an instance of one of the declared type arguments, e.g. Results<Ok, BadRequest> result = TypedResults.Ok(); The first result type. The second result type. The third result type. The fourth result type. The fifth result type. Gets the actual returned by the route handler delegate. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. An that could be one of six different types. On execution will execute the underlying instance that was actually returned by the HTTP endpoint. An instance of this type cannot be created explicitly. Use the implicit cast operators to create an instance from an instance of one of the declared type arguments, e.g. Results<Ok, BadRequest> result = TypedResults.Ok(); The first result type. The second result type. The third result type. The fourth result type. The fifth result type. The sixth result type. Gets the actual returned by the route handler delegate. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. Converts the to a . The result. An that on execution invokes . Initializes a new instance of with the default authentication scheme. The claims principal containing the user claims. Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication scheme and . The claims principal containing the user claims. The authentication schemes to use when signing in the user. used to perform the sign-in operation. Gets or sets the authentication scheme that is used to perform the sign-in operation. Gets or sets the containing the user claims. Gets or sets the used to perform the sign-in operation. An that on execution invokes . Initializes a new instance of with the default sign out scheme. Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication schemes. The authentication schemes to use when signing out the user. Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication scheme and . The authentication schemes to use when signing out the user. used to perform the sign-out operation. Initializes a new instance of with the specified authentication schemes and . The authentication scheme to use when signing out the user. used to perform the sign-out operation. Gets the authentication schemes that are challenged. Gets the used to perform the sign-out operation. Represents an that when executed will produce an HTTP response with the given response status code. Initializes a new instance of the class with the given . The HTTP status code of the response. Gets the HTTP status code. Sets the status code on the HTTP response. The for the current request. A task that represents the asynchronous execute operation. Represents an that when executed will produce an HTTP response with the No Unauthorized (401) status code. Initializes a new instance of the class. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with Unprocessable Entity (422) status code. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. Gets the HTTP status code: An that on execution will write an object to the response with Unprocessable Entity (422) status code. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values provided. The value to format in the entity body. Gets the object result. Gets the HTTP status code: An that when executed will produce a response with content. Initializes a new instance of the class with the values The value to format in the entity body. The HTTP status code of the response. The Content-Type header for the response. Gets the content representing the body of the response. Gets the Content-Type header for the response. Gets the HTTP status code. Writes the content to the HTTP response. The for the current request. A task that represents the asynchronous execute operation. An that on execution will write Problem Details HTTP API responses based on https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7807 Gets the instance. Gets the value for the Content-Type header: application/problem+json. Gets the HTTP status code: A that on execution writes the file specified using a virtual path to the response using mechanisms provided by the host. Creates a new instance with the provided and the provided . The path to the file. The path must be an absolute path. The Content-Type header of the response. Creates a new instance with the provided , the provided and the provided . The path to the file. The path must be an absolute path. The Content-Type header of the response. The suggested file name. Creates a new instance with the provided values. The path to the file. The path must be an absolute path. The Content-Type header of the response. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. Gets or sets the path to the file that will be sent back as the response. Provides an interface to registering external methods that provide custom IResult instances. Implements an interface for registering external methods that provide custom IResult instances. A factory for . Creates an that on execution invokes . The behavior of this method depends on the in use. and are among likely status results. used to perform the authentication challenge. The authentication schemes to challenge. The created for the response. Creates a that on execution invokes . By default, executing this result returns a . Some authentication schemes, such as cookies, will convert to a redirect to show a login page. used to perform the authentication challenge. The authentication schemes to challenge. The created for the response. Some authentication schemes, such as cookies, will convert to a redirect to show a login page. Creates an that on execution invokes . The containing the user claims. used to perform the sign-in operation. The authentication scheme to use for the sign-in operation. The created for the response. Creates an that on execution invokes . used to perform the sign-out operation. The authentication scheme to use for the sign-out operation. The created for the response. Writes the string to the HTTP response. This is equivalent to . The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The content encoding. The created object for the response. If encoding is provided by both the 'charset' and the parameters, then the parameter is chosen as the final encoding. Writes the string to the HTTP response. This is equivalent to . The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The content encoding. The status code to return. The created object for the response. If encoding is provided by both the 'charset' and the parameters, then the parameter is chosen as the final encoding. Writes the string to the HTTP response. This is an alias for . The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The content encoding. The created object for the response. If encoding is provided by both the 'charset' and the parameters, then the parameter is chosen as the final encoding. Writes the string to the HTTP response. This is an alias for . The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The content encoding. The status code to return. The created object for the response. If encoding is provided by both the 'charset' and the parameters, then the parameter is chosen as the final encoding. Writes the UTF-8 encoded text to the HTTP response. The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The status code to return. The created object for the response. Writes the string to the HTTP response. The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The created object for the response. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. The object to write as JSON. The serializer options to use when serializing the value. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Callers should cache an instance of serializer settings to avoid recreating cached data with each call. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. The object to write as JSON. Metadata about the type to convert. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Callers should cache an instance of serializer settings to avoid recreating cached data with each call. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. The object to write as JSON. The type of object to write. A metadata provider for serializable types. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Callers should cache an instance of serializer settings to avoid recreating cached data with each call. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. The object to write as JSON. The serializer options to use when serializing the value. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Callers should cache an instance of serializer settings to avoid recreating cached data with each call. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. The object to write as JSON. Metadata about the type to convert. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Callers should cache an instance of serializer settings to avoid recreating cached data with each call. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. The object to write as JSON. A metadata provider for serializable types. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Callers should cache an instance of serializer settings to avoid recreating cached data with each call. Writes the byte-array content to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). This API is an alias for . The file contents. The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. The created for the response. Writes the byte-array content to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). This API is an alias for . The file contents. The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. The created for the response. Writes the byte-array content to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The file contents. The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. The created for the response. Writes the specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). This API is an alias for . The with the contents of the file. The Content-Type of the file. The the file name to be used in the Content-Disposition header. The of when the file was last modified. Used to configure the Last-Modified response header and perform conditional range requests. The to be configure the ETag response header and perform conditional requests. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. The parameter is disposed after the response is sent. Writes the specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). This API is an alias for . The to write to the response. The Content-Type of the response. Defaults to application/octet-stream. The the file name to be used in the Content-Disposition header. The of when the file was last modified. Used to configure the Last-Modified response header and perform conditional range requests. The to be configure the ETag response header and perform conditional requests. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. The parameter is disposed after the response is sent. Writes the contents of specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The to write to the response. The Content-Type of the response. Defaults to application/octet-stream. The the file name to be used in the Content-Disposition header. The of when the file was last modified. Used to configure the Last-Modified response header and perform conditional range requests. The to be configure the ETag response header and perform conditional requests. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. The parameter is completed after the response is sent. Allows writing directly to the response body. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The callback that allows users to write directly to the response body. The Content-Type of the response. Defaults to application/octet-stream. The the file name to be used in the Content-Disposition header. The of when the file was last modified. Used to configure the Last-Modified response header and perform conditional range requests. The to be configure the ETag response header and perform conditional requests. The created for the response. Writes the file at the specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The path to the file. When not rooted, resolves the path relative to . The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. Redirects to the specified . When and are set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. Otherwise, configures . The URL to redirect to. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The created for the response. Redirects to the specified . When and are set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. Otherwise, configures . The local URL to redirect to. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The created for the response. Redirects to the specified route. When and are set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. Otherwise, configures . The name of the route. The parameters for a route. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The fragment to add to the URL. The created for the response. Redirects to the specified route. When and are set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. Otherwise, configures . The name of the route. The parameters for a route. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The fragment to add to the URL. The created for the response. Creates an object by specifying a . The status code to set on the response. The created object for the response. Produces a response. The value to be included in the HTTP response body. The created for the response. Produces a response. 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The value to be included in the HTTP response body. The created for the response. Produces a response. The URI with the location at which the status of requested content can be monitored. The optional content value to format in the response body. The created for the response. Produces a response. The URI with the location at which the status of requested content can be monitored. The optional content value to format in the response body. The created for the response. Produces a response. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The optional content value to format in the response body. The created for the response. Produces a response. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The optional content value to format in the response body. The created for the response. Produces a response. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The optional content value to format in the response body. The created for the response. Produces a response. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The optional content value to format in the response body. The created for the response. Produces an empty result response, that when executed will do nothing. Provides a container for external libraries to extend the default `Results` set with their own samples. A typed factory for types in . Creates a that on execution invokes . The behavior of this method depends on the in use. and are among likely status results. used to perform the authentication challenge. The authentication schemes to challenge. The created for the response. Creates a that on execution invokes . By default, executing this result returns a . Some authentication schemes, such as cookies, will convert to a redirect to show a login page. Some authentication schemes, such as cookies, will convert to a redirect to show a login page. used to perform the authentication challenge. The authentication schemes to challenge. The created for the response. Creates a that on execution invokes . The containing the user claims. used to perform the sign-in operation. The authentication scheme to use for the sign-in operation. The created for the response. Creates a that on execution invokes . used to perform the sign-out operation. The authentication scheme to use for the sign-out operation. The created for the response. Writes the string to the HTTP response. This is equivalent to . If encoding is provided by both the 'charset' and the parameters, then the parameter is chosen as the final encoding. The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The content encoding. The created object for the response. Writes the string to the HTTP response. This is equivalent to . If encoding is provided by both the 'charset' and the parameters, then the parameter is chosen as the final encoding. The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The content encoding. The status code to return. The created object for the response. Writes the string to the HTTP response. This is an alias for . If encoding is provided by both the 'charset' and the parameters, then the parameter is chosen as the final encoding. The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The content encoding. The created object for the response. Writes the UTF8 text content to the HTTP response. The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The status code to return. The created object for the response. Writes the string to the HTTP response. This is an alias for . If encoding is provided by both the 'charset' and the parameters, then the parameter is chosen as the final encoding. The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The content encoding. The status code to return. The created object for the response. Writes the string to the HTTP response. The content to write to the response. The content type (MIME type). The created object for the response. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. Callers should cache an instance of serializer settings to avoid recreating cached data with each call. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. The object to write as JSON. The serializer options to use when serializing the value. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. The object to write as JSON. Metadata about the type to convert. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Creates a that serializes the specified object to JSON. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. The object to write as JSON. A metadata provider for serializable types. The content-type to set on the response. The status code to set on the response. The created that serializes the specified as JSON format for the response. Writes the byte-array content to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). This API is an alias for . The file contents. The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. The created for the response. Writes the byte-array content to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). This API is an alias for . The file contents. The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. The created for the response. Writes the byte-array content to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The file contents. The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. The created for the response. Writes the specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). This API is an alias for . The parameter is disposed after the response is sent. The with the contents of the file. The Content-Type of the file. The the file name to be used in the Content-Disposition header. The of when the file was last modified. Used to configure the Last-Modified response header and perform conditional range requests. The to be configure the ETag response header and perform conditional requests. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. Writes the specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). This API is an alias for . The parameter is disposed after the response is sent. The to write to the response. The Content-Type of the response. Defaults to application/octet-stream. The the file name to be used in the Content-Disposition header. The of when the file was last modified. Used to configure the Last-Modified response header and perform conditional range requests. The to be configure the ETag response header and perform conditional requests. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. Writes the contents of the specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The parameter is completed after the response is sent. The to write to the response. The Content-Type of the response. Defaults to application/octet-stream. The the file name to be used in the Content-Disposition header. The of when the file was last modified. Used to configure the Last-Modified response header and perform conditional range requests. The to be configure the ETag response header and perform conditional requests. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. Allows writing directly to the response body. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The callback that allows users to write directly to the response body. The Content-Type of the response. Defaults to application/octet-stream. The the file name to be used in the Content-Disposition header. The of when the file was last modified. Used to configure the Last-Modified response header and perform conditional range requests. The to be configure the ETag response header and perform conditional requests. The created for the response. Writes the file at the specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The path to the file. When not rooted, resolves the path relative to . The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. Writes the file at the specified to the response. This supports range requests ( or if the range is not satisfiable). The path to the file. When not rooted, resolves the path relative to . The Content-Type of the file. The suggested file name. The of when the file was last modified. The associated with the file. Set to true to enable range requests processing. The created for the response. Redirects to the specified . When and are set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. Otherwise, configures . The URL to redirect to. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The created for the response. Redirects to the specified . When and are set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. Otherwise, configures . The local URL to redirect to. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The created for the response. Redirects to the specified route. When and are set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. Otherwise, configures . The name of the route. The parameters for a route. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The fragment to add to the URL. The created for the response. Redirects to the specified route. When and are set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. When is set, sets the status code. Otherwise, configures . The name of the route. The parameters for a route. Specifies whether the redirect should be permanent (301) or temporary (302). If set to true, make the temporary redirect (307) or permanent redirect (308) preserve the initial request method. The fragment to add to the URL. The created for the response. Creates a object by specifying a . The status code to set on the response. The created object for the response. Produces a response. The created for the response. Produces a response. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. The value to be included in the HTTP response body. The created for the response. 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The created for the response. Produces a response. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The created for the response. Produces a response. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The value to be included in the HTTP response body. The created for the response. Produces a response. The type of object that will be JSON serialized to the response body. The name of the route to use for generating the URL. The route data to use for generating the URL. The value to be included in the HTTP response body. The created for the response. Produces an empty result response, that when executed will do nothing. Provides a container for external libraries to extend the default `TypedResults` set with their own samples. Asynchronously reads the given number of bytes from the source stream and writes them to another stream. A task that represents the asynchronous copy operation. The stream from which the contents will be copied. The stream to which the contents of the current stream will be copied. The count of bytes to be copied. The token to monitor for cancellation requests. The default value is . Asynchronously reads the given number of bytes from the source stream and writes them to another stream, using a specified buffer size. A task that represents the asynchronous copy operation. The stream from which the contents will be copied. The stream to which the contents of the current stream will be copied. The count of bytes to be copied. The size, in bytes, of the buffer. This value must be greater than zero. The default size is 4096. The token to monitor for cancellation requests. The default value is . Gets the content type and encoding that need to be used for the response. The priority for selecting the content type is: 1. ContentType property set on the action result 2. property set on 3. Default content type set on the action result The user supplied content type is not modified and is used as is. For example, if user sets the content type to be "text/plain" without any encoding, then the default content type's encoding is used to write the response and the ContentType header is set to be "text/plain" without any "charset" information. Provides a parser for the Range Header in an . Returns the normalized form of the requested range if the Range Header in the is valid. The associated with the request. The associated with the given . The total length of the file representation requested. The . A boolean value which represents if the contain a single valid range request. A which represents the normalized form of the range parsed from the or null if it cannot be normalized. If the Range header exists but cannot be parsed correctly, or if the provided length is 0, then the range request cannot be satisfied (status 416). This results in (true,null) return values.