JN.RabbitMQClient 2.5.1

dotnet add package JN.RabbitMQClient --version 2.5.1
NuGet\Install-Package JN.RabbitMQClient -Version 2.5.1
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<PackageReference Include="JN.RabbitMQClient" Version="2.5.1" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.
paket add JN.RabbitMQClient --version 2.5.1
#r "nuget: JN.RabbitMQClient, 2.5.1"
#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 JN.RabbitMQClient as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=JN.RabbitMQClient&version=2.5.1

// Install JN.RabbitMQClient as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=JN.RabbitMQClient&version=2.5.1

JN.RabbitMQClient

Simple implementation of RabbitMQ consumer and sender.

Features

  • Sender implementation
  • Multiple consumer instances supported
  • Multiple processing options for received messages
  • Random expiration for messages sent to an holding queue (depending on the processing option)
  • TLS connection support
  • Limiter for message processing
  • Message properties for more advanced scenarios such as queues with support for priority messages, messages Headers, etc.

More details available on the project website.

Install

Download the package from NuGet:

Install-Package JN.RabbitMQClient -Version [version number]

Usage

First, you must create the RabbitMqConsumerService and then define delegates for ReceiveMessage, ShutdownConsumer and ReceiveMessageError. The service will start the required number of consumers when StartConsumers is called.

To use a retry queue, the method StartConsumers should be called with a RetryQueueDetails object.

Message processing instructions

OK - message is considered as successfully processed

RequeueMessageWithDelay - message is removed from the queue, but sent to a holding queue for later processing (typically with a dead letter configuration)

IgnoreMessage - message is removed from the queue and ignored

IgnoreMessageWithRequeue - message is rejected and sent back to the queue

Example

Example for consumer and sender services:

    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");

            // consumer

            // you can also use extensions AddConsumersService() and AddSenderService() (in namespace JN.RabbitMQClient.Extensions)

            var consumerService = new RabbitMqConsumerService(GetBrokerConfigConsumers());

            consumerService.ReceiveMessage += ReceiveMessage;
            consumerService.ShutdownConsumer += ShutdownConsumer;
            consumerService.ReceiveMessageError += ReceiveMessageError;
            consumerService.MaxChannelsPerConnection = 5;
            consumerService.ConsumersPrefetch = 2;
            consumerService.ServiceDescription = "test consumer service";

            consumerService.StartConsumers("my consumer");
 
            // sender

            var senderService = new RabbitMqSenderService(GetBrokerConfigSender());

            IMessageProperties properties = new MessageProperties { Priority = 3 };

            var result = senderService.Send("my message", properties);

            Console.WriteLine($"Send result: {result.Success}");
            Console.WriteLine(result.ReturnedObject != null
                ? $"Queue details. ConsumerCount: {result.ReturnedObject.ConsumerCount}; MessageCount: {result.ReturnedObject.MessageReadyCount}"
                : $"Unable to obtain queue details. Reason: {result.ErrorDescription}");

            Console.WriteLine("Press any key to exit...");
            Console.ReadKey();

            consumerService.Dispose();
        }

        private static IBrokerConfigSender GetBrokerConfigSender()
        {
            IBrokerConfigSender configSender = new BrokerConfigSender
            {
                Username = "test",
                Password = "123",
                Host = hostName,
                VirtualHost = "MyVirtualHost",
                RoutingKeyOrQueueName = "MyTestQueue",
                KeepConnectionOpen = true,
                GetQueueInfoOnSend = true
            };
            return configSender;
        }

        private static IBrokerConfigConsumers GetBrokerConfigConsumers()
        {
            IBrokerConfigConsumers configConsumers = new BrokerConfigConsumers
            {
                Username = "test",
                Password = "123",
                Host = hostName,
                VirtualHost = "MyVirtualHost",
                RoutingKeyOrQueueName = "MyTestQueue",
                ShuffleHostList = false,
                Port = 0,
                TotalInstances = 4
            };
            return configConsumers;
        }

        private static async Task ReceiveMessageError(string routingKeyOrQueueName, string consumerTag, string exchange, string message, string errorMessage)
        {
            await Console.Out.WriteLineAsync($"Error: '{consumerTag}' | Queued message: {message} | Error message: {errorMessage}").ConfigureAwait(false);
        }

        private static async Task ShutdownConsumer(string consumerTag, ushort errorCode, string shutdownInitiator, string errorMessage)
        {
            await Console.Out.WriteLineAsync($"Shutdown '{consumerTag}' | {errorCode} | {shutdownInitiator} | {errorMessage}").ConfigureAwait(false);
        }

        private static async Task<MessageProcessInstruction> ReceiveMessage(string routingKeyOrQueueName, string consumerTag, long firstErrorTimestamp, string exchange, string message, string additionalInfo, IMessageProperties properties)
        {
            var priorityReceived = properties.Priority;

            var newPriority = (byte)(priorityReceived <= 3 ? 5 : priorityReceived);

            await Console.Out.WriteLineAsync($"Message received by '{consumerTag}' from queue '{routingKeyOrQueueName}': {message}; Priority received: {properties.Priority} ").ConfigureAwait(false);
            
            return new MessageProcessInstruction
            {
                Value = Constants.MessageProcessInstruction.OK,
                Priority = newPriority,
                AdditionalInfo = "id: 123"
            };
        }
    }

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Version Downloads Last updated
2.5.1 90 2/16/2024
2.5.0 107 2/14/2024
2.4.3.1 435 11/2/2022
2.4.3 469 7/19/2022
2.4.2 427 5/23/2022
2.4.1 411 4/20/2022
2.4.0 557 2/7/2022
2.3.4 282 12/28/2021
2.3.3 376 10/14/2021
2.3.2 303 3/17/2021
2.3.0 495 9/4/2020
2.2.1 515 6/6/2020
2.2.0-beta.1 295 5/24/2020
2.2.0-beta 304 5/15/2020
2.1.1 450 4/14/2020
2.1.0 469 12/19/2019
2.0.0 472 11/16/2019
1.0.1 512 6/30/2019
1.0.0 600 4/23/2019


   Release Notes for current version 2.5.1:

   - Minor bug fixes

Release Notes for current version 2.5.0:

- Update RabbitMQ.Client to latest version
- Update minimum targetFramework to .NETFramework 4.6.2
- Added return object for 'Send' in the SenderService
- Added the possibility of returning the number of clients connected to a queue and the total number of ready messages as a response in the 'Send' method in SenderService. The functionality must be activated in the 'GetQueueInfoOnSend' property of the configuration.
- Added method 'GetQueueInfo' in the SenderService
- Minor bug fixes

Release Notes for version 2.4.3.1:

- Added connection timeout

Release Notes for version 2.4.3:

- Added service extensions AddConsumersService() and AddSenderService() (in namespace JN.RabbitMQClient.Extensions)
- Added ConnectionDetails readonly property
- Renamed property GetTotalConsumers to TotalConsumers
- Renamed property GetTotalRunningConsumers to TotalRunningConsumers
- Updated RabbitMQ.Client to the latest version

Release Notes for version 2.4.2:

- Update RabbitMQ.Client to latest version
- Added ConsumersPrefetch property (in consumer service)
- Bug fixes

Release Notes for version 2.4.1:

- Update RabbitMQ.Client to latest version
- Bug fixes

Release Notes for version 2.4.0:

- Added support for message properties (in sender and consumer classes); messages can now be sent for more advanced scenarios, such as queues with support for priority messages, messages Headers, etc.
- Merged sender classes; feature for keep connection open was imported to the main sender class
- Changed type for MaxChannelsPerConnection property (in consumer service)
- Bug fixes

Release Notes for version 2.3.4:

- Added support for additional information to be passed to the processing delegate; the processing instruction is now an object 'MessageProcessInstruction' where that additional information can be passed. Useful for when a message is requeued with delay to pass information to the next processing attempt.

Release Notes for version 2.3.3:

- Update target frameworks; added .NETFramework4.6.1
- Update RabbitMQ.Client to latest version
- Update consumer to expose MaxChannelsPerConnection property

Release Notes for version 2.3.2:

- Added sender service that keeps connection open.

Release Notes for version 2.3.0:

- Update RabbitMQ.Client to latest version
- Changed namespace for IRabbitMqConsumerService and IRabbitMqSenderService
- Changed behavior for StopConsumers(consumerTag) - now stops all consumers with tag starting with 'consumerTag'
- Added limiter feature for processing messages.