Blazor WebAssembly App Configuration (Client side & server side)

Hi coders,
Every serious project needs project configuration. In this video I am going to show you how to create a configuration file and use it in Blazor WebAssembly. This is done using appsettings.json, but you shouldn't and can't directly try to read it.
The correct way to do this is using Dependency injection.
I am going to show how to handle configuration properly both on the client side app and the server side app.
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[@kdotio]

Simple and enlightening video

[@SharifYazdian]

I was looking for how to switch between envrionments, you explained everything nice exept that one.

[@EldonElledge]

Nice. Value packed short video on the subject matter. Thank you

[@coderjeet]

Thanks...

[@rgry]

Nice and easy to follow!

[@coderjeet]

Thank you!

[@MrHatefk]

This was more dependency injection rather than appsettings. Also did not cover how to link publish profiles to different appSettings.

[@DieterStapelberg]

Had all the right details. Thanks :)

[@coderjeet]

Glad it helped!

[@nghiahuynh7452]

Nice video, so when i publish deploy, there're 2 appsetting.json file ?

[@coderjeet]

You can have multiple appsettings in your project, yes.

[@byphil1340]

Which files can I delete for the weather app so that I can start off a new project?

[@coderjeet]

I usually delete all the views and the models. Then I put in my own