✅ Access a runtime Dictionary easier

My company is switching from

ConfigurationManager

ConfigurationManager

with transforms over to a 3rd party secrets manager. The secrets manager returns a

Dictionary<string, object>

Dictionary<string, object>

on start up. I'm needing to go through and replace all

ConfigurationManager

ConfigurationManager

calls throughout the project and I was wondering if there's an easier way to access these values rather than magic strings. My first thought is a static class where I define all the property shortcuts and keys. Then verify all keys are present on project load when we get the secrets. Am I barking up the wrong tree and there's an established way?

C#•17mo ago•

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Mr. Dink

✅ Access a runtime Dictionary easier

My company is switching from

ConfigurationManager

ConfigurationManager

with transforms over to a 3rd party secrets manager. The secrets manager returns a

Dictionary<string, object>

Dictionary<string, object>

on start up. I'm needing to go through and replace all

ConfigurationManager

ConfigurationManager

✅ Access a runtime Dictionary easier

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