Azure Serverless Computing Cookbook - Second Edition

Application setting – binding expressions 

In the previous section, we learned how to access configuration settings from code. Sometimes, you might want to configure some declarative items too. You could achieve that using a binding expression. You will understand what I mean in a moment when we look at the code:

1. Open Visual Studio and make changes to the Run method to add a new parameter for configuring QueueTrigger:

2. The hardcodedqueuename parameter is the name of the queue in which messages will be created. It's obvious that hardcoding the name of the queue is not a good practice. In order to make it configurable, you need to make use ...