Propose
In last public Blazor are available DOM event like (onMouseMove etc..). But at least what i know currently it is not possible to register same event over main Document DOM.

Use-case
For example most of sliders use this. For example here

Some initial idea
Having some class like Document or something. And provide extensions which map all (?) available events (maybe something more). And also it will be nice if we can register this extensions to Blazor app just with one single line like configure.AddBlazoreDocument() (which register class in DI and setup every
necesery helpers).

Then in component simply use
[Inject] private Document document { get; set; }

and let user use to consume this event in c# like normal c# events.

https://github.com/isc30/blazor-analytics
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Blazor-Analytics

I just created this simple component for tracking SPA navigation with Google Analytics (but can be extended for more platforms)

It would be amazing if this can reach more people/get extended. Some help would be appreciated to organize the nuget package and the repo.

Thanks

I propose developing a component that will map to the Cryptographic functions found in browsers.

The Web Cryptography API is exposed through the Crypto.subtle property and enjoys a good bit of compatibility across browsers.

Hi guys,

I use oidc-client from IdentityServer4 (https://github.com/IdentityModel/oidc-client-js) in my SPA applications. As I'm currently trying Blazor (awesome project), I want to use the oidc-client library for authentication.

I tried to create an extension based on yours at the follwoing address (if it can help) : https://github.com/Authfix/Blazor-Oidc

This is for track the Support for Office UI Fabric

I know that the team of OUF accept framework supported from community like ngofficeuifabric @dzearing do you can give to us any guide or resources to get starter with?

@galvesribeiro
microsoft/fluentui#4357

BlazorExtensions/BlazorMaterial#2

I have made a library that could be an interesting addition to this growing collection.

Check it out here https://github.com/philipblaquiere/Blazor.Payments

• Create a contribution guide. Ex.
  • What should my namespace be?
  • Minimum requirements? Working libs, Docs, etc...
  • Best practices?
  • Improve other projects vs. creating duplicates.

https://pouchdb.com/

If we can establish common guidelines, we could then create a meta package.

Install-Package BlazorExtensions.Geolocation
Install-Package BlazorExtensions.Canvas

or
Install-Package BlazorExtensions.All

Can we have a Toastr Extension?
I'm trying to implement myself, but I still have a lot to learn.

Hi,

Is there any documentation for developers looking to write their own extensions?

I am trying to have a go at writing something for bing maps or azure maps, based on the SignalR extension. However, I'm struggling to understand how the typescript/javascript content is deployed with the rest of the code. It seems there is a little bit of magic going on as part of the build process.

Is there anything i can read through that will clear this up for me?

Thanks,
Adam

Server side blazor is suitable for serving enterprise background applications

https://ant.design/

I found the canvas wrapper useful and it would be nice to see one for the keyboard and generally everything a browser can do these days.

Do we have any plans for Blazor Router Extension

• Declarative Routing
• Complex/Nested routes
• State passing between routes
• Lazy/Decomposed/modular routing
• Guards
• Routing Abstractions (allow plugable external/custom routers)

Ref

Hello folks, happy new year to everyone!

I know many of you are upset that the components are not being kept up-to-date with the latest releases of Blazor.

The bigger reason for that, is because Blazor changed drastically the way it deals with static content like CSS and JS, and also because I'm with a very limited time for my OSS projects recently. That change on Blazor removed our ability to inject static content when referencing a Nuget package asking the developer to manually add the links to those resources on the target project. We think that it is far from ideal, and none of the Web/Client frameworks we've seeing Today as the developers to do so.

I've being researching with @attilah multiple ways of doing this right and we're close to get to a point where this limitation will be breached. To give an idea, I'm still using older versions of Blazor on production applications so I can keep using the components.

I'll come up with an update here ASAP although I can't promise a precise date for it. Rest assured that I'm suffering from it the same way as you do, specially because .Net Core 2.2 is now EOL.

Thanks!