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Build or modify a Falco web application in idiomatic F#, using functional routing, request and response helpers, explicit ASP.NET Core integration, security boundaries, and focused tests.
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Build Falco Web App
Use Falco for its lightweight functional HTTP surface while leaving business behavior as ordinary, testable F# code.
Source Check
Read existing routes, the web host, project references, tests, and configuration before editing. Consult Falco's source and documentation and ASP.NET Core documentation for current package behavior.
Workflow
- Confirm Falco is the selected framework; otherwise start with
dotnet:choose-fsharp-web-framework. - Define route handlers around one request job. Parse input, call a domain function, then write one explicit response shape.
- Keep routing declarative and readable. Split route groups by feature instead of building one mutable registration surface.
- Use the existing ASP.NET Core host for configuration, dependency registration, authentication, authorization, logging, and rate or upload limits. Do not hide those platform concerns in unrelated response helpers.
- Treat HTML/view code as presentation. Keep it separate from request parsing, authorization, and persistence behavior.
- Test domain modules without a host, then add endpoint or integration coverage for routes, input validation, auth decisions, and response contracts.
Validation
Run the repository's targeted commands. If it has none, use:
dotnet build <web-project.fsproj>
dotnet test <test-project.fsproj>
Boundaries
- Preserve F# compile order and explicit task or async boundaries.
- Do not translate C# controller or service patterns mechanically into Falco.
- For Azure resources, hosting, monitoring, identity, or deployment, use the official Azure Skills handoff rather than inventing provider commands here.