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@ -44,15 +44,10 @@ You must include "Microsoft.AspNetCore.StaticFiles" in the *project.json* file.
Suppose you have a project hierarchy where the static files you wish to serve are outside the `web root`. For example: Suppose you have a project hierarchy where the static files you wish to serve are outside the `web root`. For example:
* wwwroot * wwwroot
* css * css
* images * images
* ... * ...
* MyStaticFiles * MyStaticFiles
* test.png * test.png
For a request to access *test.png*, configure the static files middleware as follows: For a request to access *test.png*, configure the static files middleware as follows:
@ -120,15 +115,15 @@ The following code shows how to change the default file name to *mydefault.html*
The following code enables static files and the default file to be served, but does not allow directory browsing: The following code enables static files and the default file to be served, but does not allow directory browsing:
````csharp ```csharp
app.UseFileServer(); app.UseFileServer();
```` ```
The following code enables static files, default files and directory browsing: The following code enables static files, default files and directory browsing:
````csharp ```csharp
app.UseFileServer(enableDirectoryBrowsing: true); app.UseFileServer(enableDirectoryBrowsing: true);
```` ```
See [Considerations](#considerations) on the security risks when enabling browsing. As with `UseStaticFiles`, `UseDefaultFiles`, and `UseDirectoryBrowser`, if you wish to serve files that exist outside the `web root`, you instantiate and configure an `FileServerOptions` object that you pass as a parameter to `UseFileServer`. For example, given the following directory hierarchy in your Web app: See [Considerations](#considerations) on the security risks when enabling browsing. As with `UseStaticFiles`, `UseDefaultFiles`, and `UseDirectoryBrowser`, if you wish to serve files that exist outside the `web root`, you instantiate and configure an `FileServerOptions` object that you pass as a parameter to `UseFileServer`. For example, given the following directory hierarchy in your Web app: