Add HttpResponseWrapper

[rungwiroon]

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Conclusion Review

Overall, the pull request makes some good improvements and introduces new functionality in the form of extension methods for functional programming with IEnumerable collections. The code is well-structured and follows good practices. However, there are a few areas where the code could be improved or clarified.

Key Takeaways

• EnumerableExtensions.cs adds several useful extension methods to the System.Linq namespace that allow for functional programming with IEnumerable collections using LanguageExt;
• Extensions.cs renames the Namespace of the file to System.Linq, which is a better fit and provides more context for developers who use these extensions.
• HttpExtensions.cs adds an extension method to add caching headers based on attributes applied to action methods in ASP.NET Core controllers.

Security Concerns

There are no significant security concerns identified in this pull request. However, it's important to note that any code that deals with user input should always be validated and sanitized to prevent potential injection attacks or other vulnerabilities.

Performance Implication

The performance impact of the changes introduced in this pull request is likely to be minimal. The extension methods added in EnumerableExtensions might lead to additional memory allocations if they are chained together, but this impact should be insignificant except in extreme cases.

Suggestions

• Consider adding null checks to the extension methods in EnumerableExtensions.cs to avoid NullReferenceException when calling the extensions method with a null reference.
• Consider including comments or documentation that clarifies how each of the extension methods works, what their inputs and outputs are, and any assumptions they make about the collections they're working with.
• Consider adding more tests for HttpExtensions.cs to ensure that caching headers are being added correctly based on action method attributes.
• Consider unifying naming conventions used in the codebase regarding properties (e.g., PascalCase or camelCase).
• Consider moving some of the more complex logic in HttpExtensions.cs into separate functions or methods to improve readability and maintainability.

Overall, the pull request is well-written and provides useful functionality for functional programming with IEnumerable collections. By addressing the minor suggestions noted above, it could be even more effective and easier to understand for other developers who use it.