Skip to content

Background work utilities for .NET Core apps based on Hosted services

License

Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings

andryushchenko/AInq.Background

Repository files navigation

AInq.Background

GitHub release (latest by date) GitHub

AInq

What is it?

Background work utilities for .NET Core apps based on Hosted services. Originally designed for accessing API with strict request-per-second limit.

  • Background work queue with configurable parallelism and optional prioritizing
  • Shared resource access queue with different resource reuse strategies and optional prioritizing
  • Background data processing conveyor with different conveyor machine reuse strategies and optional prioritizing
  • Work scheduler with Cron support
  • Startup work utility

New in 4.1

  • BREAKING CHANGES
    • Startup work utility moved to separate package AInq.Background.Startup
  • Minor bug fix and internal optimization

New in 4.0

  • BREAKING CHANGES
    • Background work Scheduler interfaces moved to separate package AInq.Background.Scheduler.Abstraction
    • Background work Scheduler now uses Try and Maybe from AInq.Optional to pass errors logically correct to Observable
  • Background work Scheduler now uses System.Reactive instead of custom buggy IObservable<T> implementation

New in 3.0

  • GENERAL BUGFIX
  • New features
    • Service interaction extensions
    • Batch processing extension
    • Repeated work in IWorkScheduler
    • Work reslts in IWorkScheduler
  • Refactoring
    • Simplify basic interfaces: non-basic methods moved to extensions
    • Cleanup Helers and Extensions classes struct
  • BREAKING CHANGES
    • Removed some unsued methods from WorkFactory and AccessFactory
    • Some extension methods moved form AInq.Background.Helpers namespace to AInq.Background.Extensions and AInq.Background.Interaction
    • IActivatable IStartStopppable

Packages description

Nuget AInq.Background.Abstraction

Basic interfaces and helpers library.

  • Basic interfaces and factory classes:
    • Work interfaces: IWork, IWork<TResult>, IAsyncWork, IAsyncWork<TResult>
    • WorkFactory for creating simple work instances from delegates
    • Resource access interfaces: IAccess<TResource>, IAccess<TResource, TResult>, IAsyncAccess<TResource>, IAsyncAccess<TResource, TResult>
    • AccessFactory for creating simple access instances from delegates
    • IConveyorMachine<TData, TResult> for conveyor data processing machines
    • IActivatable and IThrottling for shared resources and conveyor machines with particular usage strategies
  • Service interfaces
    • IWorkQueue and IPriorityWorkQueue for background task queue
    • IAccessQueue<TResource> and IPriorityAccessQueue<TResource> for shared resource access queue
    • IConveyor<TData, TResult> and IPriorityConveyor<TData, TResult> for background data processing conveyor
  • Helpers and extensions including methods to use services together (eg. enqueue IAccess<TResource> to IWorkQueue) if needed

Nuget AInq.Background

Queues and conveyor implementations.

  • Background work queue
    • Optional support for configurable parallelism
    • Optional support for prioritizing
    • Use WorkQueueInjection to regiter service or create for internal usage
  • Shared resource access queue
    • Support single or many resource instances with different lifetime
    • Optional support for prioritizing
    • Use AccessQueueInjection to regiter service or create for internal usage
  • Background data processing conveyor
    • Support single or many conveyor machines with different lifetime
    • Optional support for prioritizing
    • Use ConveyorInjection to regiter service or create for internal usage

You can extend functionality by implementing custom ITaskWrapper, ITaskManager or ITaskProcessor and combine with existing ones to create more service variants.

Nuget AInq.Background.Scheduler.Abstraction

Work scheduler interfaces and helpers library.

  • Service interfaces
    • IWorkScheduler for background work scheduler
  • Helpers and extensions including methods to use services together (eg. schedule IAccess<TResource> to IWorkScheduler) if needed

Nuget AInq.Background.Scheduler

Work scheduler implementation.

  • Support delayed, time-scheduled, and cron-scheduled work
  • Use WorkSchedulerInjection to regiter service or create for internal usage

You can extend functionality by implementing custom IScheduledTaskWrapper or IWorkSchedulerManager and combine with existing ones to create more service variants.

NOTE: Cronos is used for parsing Cron expressions - follow documentation for supported options. Format with seconds is supported.

Nuget AInq.Background.Enumerable

NEW Batch processing extensions for IWorkQueue, IAccessQueue<TResource> and IConveyor<TData, TResult>

Nuget AInq.Background.Startup

NEW Startup work utility for running some work before host start

Support interaction with background work queue

Documentation

As for now documentation is provided in this document and by XML documentation inside packages.

Contribution

These packages are in active production use, all fixes and improvements will be published after some internal testing.

If you find a bug, have a question or something else - you are friendly welcome to open an issue.

License

Copyright © 2020 Anton Andryushchenko. AInq.Background is licensed under Apache License 2.0