Request Timeout

Thin wrapper over ASP.NET Core's built-in AddRequestTimeouts. Sharkable automatically registers the service and wires the middleware.

Quick Start

builder.Services.AddShark(opt =>
{
    opt.RequestTimeoutsConfigure = o =>
    {
        o.AddPolicy("api", TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30));
        o.AddPolicy("longrunning", TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5));
        o.DefaultPolicy = "api";
    };
    opt.DefaultRequestTimeoutPolicy = "api";
});

Apply per-endpoint:

app.MapPost("/upload", HandleUpload)
   .SharkRequestTimeout("longrunning");

Per-Endpoint DSL

// Apply a named timeout policy
app.MapGet("/fast", () => "ok")
   .SharkRequestTimeout("api");

// No timeout specified → falls back to DefaultRequestTimeoutPolicy
app.MapGet("/default", () => "ok");

Configuration

Property	Type	Description
RequestTimeoutsConfigure	Action<RequestTimeoutOptions>?	ASP.NET Core timeout policies
DefaultRequestTimeoutPolicy	string?	Fallback policy name for endpoints without .SharkRequestTimeout()

Sharkable calls services.AddRequestTimeouts() and app.UseRequestTimeouts() automatically when RequestTimeoutsConfigure is set.

AOT

Fully AOT-compatible — delegates to built-in ASP.NET Core APIs, no reflection.