【The design pattern of Attribute-Based Dynamic Routing Pattern (ADRP)】

In ASP.NET Core, routing is one of the core functionalities that maps HTTP requests to the corresponding controller actions. While “Route-Driven Design Pattern” is a coined name for a design pattern, we can construct a routing-centric design pattern based on the routing features of ASP.NET Core.

Here’s a conceptualization of the “Route-Driven Design Pattern” for ASP.NET Core:

Pattern Name: Attribute-Based Dynamic Routing Pattern (ADRP)

Core Concepts:

Routing Attributes: Use ASP.NET Core’s built-in routing attributes (such as HttpGet, HttpPost, HttpPut, HttpDelete, etc.) to explicitly define the routing for each controller action.
Dynamic Route Construction: During startup, dynamically scan controllers and actions for routing attributes using reflection and construct a complete routing table. This allows for flexible addition, modification, or deletion of routes based on business requirements without the need to modify extensive configuration cod