MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC4.DI.Ninject

This package provides a starting point that automatically wires up a new dependency injection configuration for Ninject using a composition root pattern and injection through either IControllerFactory or IDependencyResolver. You may customize this configuration to allow for replacement of virtually any part of MvcSiteMapProvider by implementing one of its interfaces and injecting an instance of your implementation. This package works best if you don't already have a pre-existing dependency injection configuration in your project.


Keywords
navigation, menu, breadcrumb, sitemap, mvc4, mvcsitemap, Ninject, IoC, mvcsitemapprovider, mvc, DI, injection, dependency
License
MS-PL
Install
Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC4.DI.Ninject -Version 4.6.26

Documentation

MvcSiteMapProvider Build Status

MvcSiteMapProvider

MvcSiteMapProvider is a tool that provides flexible menus, breadcrumb trails, and SEO features for the ASP.NET MVC framework, similar to the ASP.NET SiteMapProvider model.

Upgrading from v3 to v4

If you are upgrading from v3 to v4 see the upgrade guide.

What can it be used for?

MvcSiteMapProvider is a tool targeted at ASP.NET MVC that provides menus, site maps, site map path functionality, and more. It provides the ability to configure a hierarchical navigation structure using a pluggable architecture that can be XML, database, or code driven. We have moved beyond a mere ASP.NET SiteMapProvider implementation to provide support for multi-tenant applications, flexible caching, dependency injection, and several interface-based extensibility points where virtually any part of the provider can be replaced with a custom implementation.

Based on areas, controller and action method names rather than hardcoded URL references, sitemap nodes are completely dynamic based on the routing engine used in an application. Search Engine Optimization support is also provided in the form of dynamic sitemaps XML, canonical URL tags, and meta robots tags to ensure you send the search engines consistent - rather than conflicting - information about your URLs.

Documentation

See the documentation

Get it on NuGet!

Stable releases:

Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC5
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Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC4
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Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC3
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Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC2
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Use one of our dependency injection packages.

Prefer continuous integration builds?

Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC5 -IncludePrerelease -Source http://www.myget.org/F/mvcsitemapprovider
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Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC4 -IncludePrerelease -Source http://www.myget.org/F/mvcsitemapprovider
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Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC3 -IncludePrerelease -Source http://www.myget.org/F/mvcsitemapprovider
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Install-Package MvcSiteMapProvider.MVC2 -IncludePrerelease -Source http://www.myget.org/F/mvcsitemapprovider

License

MS-PL License

Building the source

After cloning the repository, run build.cmd.

MvcSiteMapProvider used the psake build engine to build the project. Psake is a Powershell based engine and if it is the first time you execute powershell scripts on your system you may need to allow script execution by running the following command as adminstrator:

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

Contributions

Please read our Contributing to MvcSiteMapProvider guide.

Acknowledgements

The downloads page features an example application. The example code is all based on the excellent ASP.NET MVC Music Store sample application by Jon Galloway.

Unofficial Documentation and Resources

Other places around the web have some documentation that is helpful for getting started and finding answers that are not found here.

Tutorials and Demos

Version 4.x

Version 3.x

Forums and Q & A Sites

Other Blog Posts