Steven
Steven
Apparently, providing an object that implements `IDbContextFactory` is completely optional. ``` C# public DbContextScopeFactory(IDbContextFactory dbContextFactory = null) { _dbContextFactory = dbContextFactory; } ``` But as you discovered, it seems that...
I don't know, sorry.
Is this project still being maintained?
Another option that would work for me is if you implement templating for the display value. Example API: ```html {{value | date:'shortDate'}} ```
Ehh it depends. How would the timeFormatter be configured? As an input binding: ``` ``` As an event binding: ``` ``` Maybe something else?
Not directly possible, but if you emit an object then an event handler can mutate its properties. Anyway why can't the formatted date be a string binding?
Okay forget about using binding syntax (or any template syntax) for this. How about you create a TimeFormatter service that is injected into CalendarComponent? Then I can create my own...
Out of curiosity, why would you want that if you can already get that information from the Trading Post window?
In other words: an option to fix the direction arrows as if the character was always facing north.
@justcla where can I find the CLI? It's not already in my PATH. ~Wiki is unhelpful too.~ https://github.com/aspnet/LibraryManager/wiki/How-to-use-LibMan-CLI#acquire-the-global-tool This page was helpful https://github.com/aspnet/LibraryManager/wiki/Using-LibMan-CLI