LSL.MessageUris 1.0.7

LSL.MessageUris

NOTE: Since V1.0.7 the constructor for PublishMessageUri has had it's parameters swapped around so topic is the first parameter and exchange is the second. This was done since exchange is seen more as an optional parameter.

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 topic", "my exchange");

// 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
};