Redi.APICommunication 1.0.4

Documentation of Redi.APICommunication

This package helps for API communication in multi-service architecture.

It involves 5 levels for configuration:

Level 1:

Add connection to configuration/appsettings file

"rabbit": {

    "UserName": "guest",
    
    "Password": "guest",
    
    "HostName": "localhost",
    
    "VHost": "/",
    
    "Port": 4000

}

Level 2:

public  void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{    
    // Configure Rabbit settings.    
    services.AddRabbit(Configuration);    
}

Level 3:

The thought process of RabbitMQ is pubsub.

The subscriber class will inherit from RabbitSubcriberBase

public  class  RouteRabbitScriber : RabbitSubcriberBase
{
    public  RouteRabbitScriber(IApplicationBuilder builder):base(builder)
    {
	   
	 }
		
	public override Subscribe(){
		this.RabbitManager.Subscribe<RouteDTO>(“queueName”, (model) =>
		{
		// perform your update there using the model
		});
		
	}
}

Level 4:

Register the subscriber class with rabbit engine.

 public  void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IWebHostEnvironment env)
    {        
        app.RegisterRabbitSubscriber<RouteRabbitScriber, IDeviceCommandRepository>();        
    }

Level 5:

The publisher need to have the object of the rabbitManager

public  RoutesController(IRabbitManager rabbitmanager)
{
    this.rabbitmanager = rabbitmanager;    
}

// PUT: api/Routes/5    
   [HttpPut("{id}")]    
   public  async Task<int> Put(Guid id, [FromBody] RouteDTO value)    
   {    
    // Do your updte here    
    rabbitmanager.Publish<RouteDTO>(value, “queueName”, null);    
    //return your object;    
   }