static void Main(string[] args)
{
var scanner = new CommandScanner();
//scan or append command types manualy here:
//scanner.Registrate<myCommandType>();
//or command singletone Instances
//scanner.Registrate(new myCommand(myCommandSettings))
//scan only executing assembly:
scanner.ScanAssembly(Assembly.GetEntryAssembly());
var gin = new Gin(
library: scanner, //Specify your own command library
executor: new Executor(), //(optional) specify your own command executor (do not forget to catch exceptions and attach the log to commands in it)
log: new DecoratorLog //(optional) combine different logs
(
new ConsoleLog(),
new FileLog(maxLogLength: 10000,
relativeFileName: "TheLog.txt",
writeFilter: FileLogFilter.All)
));
gin.Log.WriteMessage("Gin lauched at " + DateTime.Now);
//to switch log at runtime:
//gin.Log = new ConsoleLog();
if (!Environment.UserInteractive) //if it was launched as a service
{
gin.Log.WriteMessage("Executed as a service");
//Do not forget to setup your service name at WindowsServiceInstaller.cs
//and do whatever you want here as a service...
//Will be executed at scheduler timer thread:
gin.Execute("divide a 10 b 5 at 02:00 every 24h");
//You can use different argument styles and combine them
//gin.Execute("divide a: 10 b: 5 at 02:00 every 24h");
//gin.Execute("divide -a 10 -b 5 -at 02:00 every \"24h\"");
//Will be executed at this thread:
gin.Execute("writeHello");
gin.WaitForFinsh();
}
else if (args.Length > 0) // if it was launched with parameters:
{
gin.Execute(args);
//close the application after operation will be done
}
else // when it's executed as a console application:
{
gin.AddHelp(); // adds the \"help\" command
gin.AddExit(); // adds the \"exit\" command
gin.RunInputLoop();
gin.Log.WriteMessage("Goodbye. Press any key to continue...");
Console.ReadKey();
}
}
