RickDotNet.Apollo 0.5.4-preview-1

Apollo

Apollo aims to be a lightweight, high-performance messaging client designed to provide developers with a simple yet powerful way to incorporate flexible architectures into their .NET applications.

Documentation

Apollo is under rapid development. Please refer to the Apollo Docs for the most up-to-date information.

Example Usage

Hosted Example

builder.Services.AddApollo(ab => ab
            .CreateMissingResources()
            .WithDefaultNamespace("instance-1")
            .WithDefaultConsumerName("default-consumer")
            .AddEndpoint<HostEventsEndpoint>(HostEventsEndpointConfig.Default)
            .AddNatsProvider(opts => opts with
            {
                Url = "nats://localhost:4222",
                AuthOpts = new NatsAuthOpts
                {
                    Username = "username",
                    Password = "password"
                }
            })
        );

Direct Usage

var apolloConfig = new ApolloConfig { InstanceId = "my-instance", DefaultConsumerName = "my-consumer" };
var client = new ApolloClient(apolloConfig, endpointProvider: new EndpointProvider());

// configure and add an endpoint
var endpointConfig = new EndpointConfig
{
    Namespace = "dev.myapp",
    EndpointName = "My Endpoint"
};

var endpoint = client.AddEndpoint<TestEndpoint>(endpointConfig);
_ = endpoint.StartEndpoint(cancellationToken);

await Task.Delay(-1, cancellationToken);

// clean up
await endpoint.DisposeAsync();