ProSol.Messaging

Implements a message broker with ability to build a pipeline of listeners.

For example, let's make a pipeline which detects future and past dates:

Add package:

dotnet add package ProSol.Messaging --version 4.0 using ProSol.Messaging; using ProSol.Messaging.Filtering; using ProSol.Messaging.Acting; var provider = new PipelineMessagePublisher<DateTime>(); provider .Endpoint(x => x >= DateTime.Now) .Act(x => Console.WriteLine($"Future: {x}")); provider .Act(x => Console.WriteLine($"Past: {x}")); provider.Publish(DateTime.Today.AddDays(1)); provider.Publish(DateTime.Today.AddDays(-1));

Try this and you will see two messages in the console, with dates, depending on your current time:

Future: ... Past: ...

That's it! It's basically a pipeline builder for dispatching the messages.

There are some more extension methods for dispatching, you may find there:

• observer-related interfaces here.
• PipelineMessagePublisher here.
• Translating for messages.
• Filtering for messages.

Happy coding!