/// <summary>
/// First argument to the InvokeAsync method must be the MessageContext
/// being passed along the pipeline.
/// Othe arguments for this method are where it makes sense to create new objects
/// per message rather than 1 object created for the constructor injection.
/// As in constructor dependency inject, dependencies must be wired up with the IoC
/// container as part of application startup
/// </summary>
/// <param name="context">The message context being passed along the pipeline</param>
/// <param name="invokeDependency">A dependency to instantiate per message rather than per middleware object</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public Task InvokeAsync(MessageContext context, IInvokeDependency invokeDependency)
{
_logger.LogDebug("InvokeAsync called");
// You can access the message from RabbitMQ here:
var messageFromRabbit = context.GetRabbitMqMessage();
// Add any processing, ETL, transforms, filtering etc.
// Call some dependencies, maybe?
_dependency.RunSomeMethod(invokeDependency.GetSomeValue());
return(_next(context));
}
