LSL.MessageUris 1.0.6

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dotnet add package LSL.MessageUris --version 1.0.6                
NuGet\Install-Package LSL.MessageUris -Version 1.0.6                
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<PackageReference Include="LSL.MessageUris" Version="1.0.6" />                
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.
paket add LSL.MessageUris --version 1.0.6                
#r "nuget: LSL.MessageUris, 1.0.6"                
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.
// Install LSL.MessageUris as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=LSL.MessageUris&version=1.0.6

// Install LSL.MessageUris as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=LSL.MessageUris&version=1.0.6                

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LSL.MessageUris

A simple library to provide message uris that can be used to encapsulate intent for data.

LSL.MessageUris.SendMessageUri

Creation

Create an instance of the SendMessageUri:

var uri = new SendMessageUri("my queue");

// uri.DestinationAddress will be set to "my queue"

// QueryParameters allows for user defined options that your system may interpret for further context
uri.QueryParameters.Add("single", "a-val");
uri.QueryParameters.Add("double", "first");
uri.QueryParameters.Add("double", "second");

var realUri = uri.ToUri();

// realUri.ToString() will be "send-message:my queue?single=a-val&double=first&double=second"

Parsing

For a potentially exception-throwing parse (if the format is wrong) see the following example:

var uri = SendMessageUri.Parse("send-message:my-queue");
// uri.DestinationQueue is set to "my-queue"
// uri.DestinationExchange is set to ""
// uri.DestinationQueueAndExchange is set to "my-queue"

var uri2 = SendMessageUri.Parse("send-message:my-queue@exchange");
// uri2.DestinationQueue is set to "my-queue"
// uri2.DestinationExchange is set to "exchange"
// uri2.DestinationQueueAndExchange is set to "my-queue@exchange"

// Parsing from an existing Uri instance
var uri3 = SendMessageUri.Parse(new Uri("send-message:my-queue@exchange"));
// uri3.DestinationQueue is set to "my-queue"
// uri3.DestinationExchange is set to "exchange"
// uri3.DestinationQueueAndExchange is set to "my-queue@exchange"

For a safe attempt at parsing:

if (SendMessageUri.TryParse("send-message:my-queue", out var result))
{
    // do something with result now
};

LSL.MessageUris.PublishMessageUri

Creation

Create an instance of the PublishMessageUri:

var uri = new PublishMessageUri("my exchange", "my topic");

// uri.Exchange will be set to "my exchange"
// uri.Topic will be set to "my topic"
// uri.TopicAndExchange will be set to "my topic@my exchange"

// QueryParameters allows for user defined options that your system may interpret for further context
uri.QueryParameters.Add("single", "a-val");
uri.QueryParameters.Add("double", "first");
uri.QueryParameters.Add("double", "second");

var realUri = uri.ToUri();

// realUri.ToString() will be "publish-message:my topic@my exchange?single=a-val&double=first&double=second"

Parsing

For a potentially exception-throwing parse (if the format is wrong) see the following example:

var uri = PublishMessageUri.Parse("publish-message:my-topic");
// uri2.Topic will be set to "my-topic"
// uri2.Exchange will be set to ""
// uri2.TopicAndExchange will be set to "my-topic"
// uri2.QueryParameters will be empty

var uri2 = PublishMessageUri.Parse("publish-message:my-topic@my-ex");

// uri2.Topic will be set to "my-topic"
// uri2.Exchange will be set to "my-ex"
// uri2.TopicAndExchange will be set to "my-topic@my-ex"
// uri2.QueryParameters will be empty

For a safe attempt at parsing:

if (SendMessageUri.TryParse("publish-message:my-topic@my-ex", out var result))
{
    // do something with result now
};
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