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In ASP.NET MVC I am looking to process, and display, all (or most) of the controller metadata when loading up a single page.
Say: /home/index would display all the controllers and their metadata.
Is there a good way to access the ControllerDescriptor for each controller? Maybe load them up calling into the controller factory? I really don’t want to fall back to reflection for this type of work.
So there are two extensions that do what you want (both on nuget)
There is phil haack’s Controller Inspector :
http://www.codertakeout.com/v/4T4NO/Writing_an_ASPNET_MVC_Controller_Inspector.html
Nuget : https://preview.nuget.org/packages/MvcHaack.ControllerInspector
Github : https://github.com/Haacked/CodeHaacks
Then there is also Glimpse:
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/NuGetPackageOfTheWeek5DebuggingASPNETMVCApplicationsWithGlimpse.aspx