FluxFlow.Components.Routing 3.0.0

FluxFlow.Components.Routing

Standalone routing nodes for FluxFlow, built on the FluxFlow.Nodes kit. Every node is a self-contained TPL Dataflow processor: new it with its options and the selectors it needs, post FlowMessage<T> envelopes to its input(s), and link its broadcast output/error/ event ports to the next stage. No engine, registry, or runtime is required. Key and side extraction is supplied by the caller as plain delegates (compile them once from a FluxFlow.Mapping IFlowExpressionEngine / IFlowPredicate if you use expressions).

Nodes

Every emitted message carries the source correlation id forward (FlowMessage<T>.With): the matched branch keeps the input's id, a join result keeps the left message's id, a correlation match keeps the request's id, and each timeout keeps its own message's id.

All nodes time off an injected System.TimeProvider (defaulting to TimeProvider.System), so windows, join timeouts, and correlation timeouts are deterministic under a FakeTimeProvider in tests.

Switch

var node = new FlowSwitchNode<AppMessage>(
    new SwitchRoutingOptions
    {
        Routes = ["priority", "standard"],
        RouteOutputs = new Dictionary<string, string> { ["priority"] = "Priority" },
        DefaultRoute = "unknown"
    },
    routeKeySelector: message => message.Category);

Matched (the primary Output) re-emits the input when its route key is in Routes; Default re-emits it otherwise. If Routes is empty every non-empty key is treated as matched. RouteOutputs adds extra ports keyed by name and re-emits the input to the matching route port; several route keys may map to the same port. Set EmitRouteEnvelope to expose a neutral Routed port. EmitMatchedInput / EmitDefaultInput suppress those branches. Route-key selector failures surface on Errors and the node keeps processing.

Fork

var node = new FlowForkNode<AppMessage>(
    new ForkRoutingOptions { Outputs = ["Audit", "Transform", "Dashboard"] });

Each configured output receives every input. The first output is the primary Output; the rest are reached through node.Outputs[name]. Output names must be valid identifiers and cannot collide with the built-in Input/Errors ports.

Merge

var node = new FlowMergeNode<AppMessage>(new MergeRoutingOptions());
// link several upstreams into the one input:
sourceA.LinkTo(node.Input);
sourceB.LinkTo(node.Input);

A fan-in node: the single bounded Input already merges concurrent producers, and the node re-broadcasts each message on Output in arrival order, preserving correlation.

Window

var node = new FlowWindowNode<AppMessage>(
    new WindowRoutingOptions { MaxItems = 100, TimeMilliseconds = 5000 });

Output emits FlowWindow<TInput> (sequence, items, start/emit timestamps, duration, count, reason). MaxItems emits when the window fills; TimeMilliseconds emits when the open window ages out (timed off the injected clock); when both are set, whichever fires first wins. At least one boundary is required. On completion a partial window is emitted by default — set EmitPartialOnCompletion = false to discard it.

Correlation

var node = new FlowCorrelationNode<AppMessage>(
    new CorrelationRoutingOptions
    {
        RequestSide = "request",
        ResponseSide = "response",
        TimeoutMilliseconds = 30000
    },
    keySelector: message => message.CorrelationId,
    sideSelector: message => message.Kind);

Pairs a request with its matching response by key. Matched emits FlowCorrelationMatch<TInput>; Timeouts emits FlowCorrelationTimeout<TInput> for pending inputs that age past the timeout (observed before the next input or on completion). Invalid keys/sides, duplicate sides, selector failures, and pending-capacity overflow surface on Errors and the node keeps processing.

Join

var node = new FlowJoinNode<RequestMessage, ResponseMessage>(
    new JoinRoutingOptions { TimeoutMilliseconds = 30000 },
    leftKeySelector: request => request.CorrelationId,
    rightKeySelector: response => response.CorrelationId);

The one two-input routing node, built directly on kit primitives. Post to Left and Right; Output emits FlowJoinResult<TLeft, TRight> for matched pairs (FIFO for repeated keys) and Timeouts emits FlowJoinTimeout<TLeft, TRight> for values that age past the timeout or remain when the node completes. Key-evaluation failures, empty keys, and pending-capacity overflow surface on Errors and the node keeps processing.

Lifecycle

Each node implements IFlowNode: Complete() drains and completes the outputs, Fault faults the data outputs while flushing (completing) Errors/Events so buffered diagnostics survive, and await DisposeAsync() completes, drains, and releases timers.