ReactiveLock.DependencyInjection 0.0.11

ReactiveLock

ReactiveLock is a .NET 9 library for reactive, distributed lock coordination. It lets multiple application instances track “busy”/“idle” state and react to changes via async handlers. Redis is provided out-of-the-box, but you can plug in any backend.

Packages

• ReactiveLock.Core
  Core abstractions and in‑process state management. You can use it if no distributed strategy is needed.

• ReactiveLock.Distributed.Redis
  Redis‑backed distributed implementation of ReactiveLock.Core.

• ReactiveLock.DependencyInjection
  Dependency Injection extensions for controller, state, and factory services with keyed resolution support for ReactiveLock.Distributed.* libs..

Concepts

• Tracker Controller (IReactiveLockTrackerController)
  Call IncrementAsync() / DecrementAsync() to mark this instance busy or idle.

• Tracker State (IReactiveLockTrackerState)
  Call IsBlockedAsync() or WaitIfBlockedAsync() to observe or wait for global idle state.

• Store (IReactiveLockTrackerStore)
  Persists and propagates instance states. Redis store is included; custom stores are supported.

Installation

dotnet add package ReactiveLock.Core
dotnet add package ReactiveLock.DependencyInjection
dotnet add package ReactiveLock.Distributed.Redis

Registration

In Program.cs (or equivalent):

// 1. Register factory and Redis connection
builder.Services.InitializeDistributedRedisReactiveLock("instance-id");

builder.Services.AddSingleton<IConnectionMultiplexer>(
    ConnectionMultiplexer.Connect("localhost:6379"));

// 2. Register one or more locks
builder.Services.AddDistributedRedisReactiveLock(
    lockKey: "my-lock",
    onLockedHandlers:   [ sp => Task.CompletedTask ],
    onUnlockedHandlers: [ sp => Task.CompletedTask ]);

// 3. After Build(), start subscription loop
var app = builder.Build();
await app.UseDistributedRedisReactiveLockAsync();

Usage

var factory    = app.Services.GetRequiredService<IReactiveLockTrackerFactory>();
var controller = factory.GetTrackerController("my-lock");
var state      = factory.GetTrackerState("my-lock");

// Mark busy
await controller.IncrementAsync();
// … work …
await controller.DecrementAsync();

// React to global state
if (await state.IsBlockedAsync())
    /* handle blocked */;

await state.WaitIfBlockedAsync();

Requirements

• .NET 9

License

MIT © Michel Oliveira