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##Sample MVC Application
## Sample MVC Application

This application contains a simple framework that lets you pipeline CsQuery into view rendering so you can perform manipulation of the HTML before it is finally rendered. This works by replacing the default view engine & controllers. The app shows a few things you can do with this.

Instructions for using this are below. To see how it works, just to look at the example app, especially the `HomeController.cs` and `AboutController.cs` classes.

####Configuration
#### Configuration

You'll need to copy several classes to your application. They are all found in the `CsQueryView` folder of the sample app:

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ViewEngines.Engines.Add(new CsQueryViewEngine());


####Using It
#### Using It

To create a controller that can use CsQuery, just implement `ICsQueryController` in any controller. This exposes a new member of the controller:

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