/// <summary>
/// Internal use only.
/// The queue names generated by the acceptance test suite are often longer than the SQS maximum of
/// 80 characters. This setting allows queue names to be pretruncated so the tests can work.
/// The "pre-truncation" mechanism removes characters from the first character *after* the queue name prefix.
/// For example, if the queue name prefix is "AcceptanceTest-", and the queue name is "abcdefg", and we need
/// to have a queue name of no more than 20 characters for the sake of the example, the pre-truncated queue
/// name would be "AcceptanceTest-cdefg".
/// This gives us the ability to locate all queues by the given prefix, and we do not interfere with the
/// discriminator or qualifier at the end of the queue name.
/// </summary>
internal static TransportExtensions <SqsTransport> PreTruncateQueueNamesForAcceptanceTests(this TransportExtensions <SqsTransport> transportExtensions, bool use = true)
{
transportExtensions.GetSettings().Set(SettingsKeys.PreTruncateQueueNames, use);
return(transportExtensions);
}
/// <summary>
/// Configures the SQS transport to use SQS message delays for deferring messages.
/// The maximum deferral time permitted by SQS is 15 minutes.
/// If not specified, the default is to use a TimeoutManager based deferral.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="transportExtensions"></param>
/// <param name="use">Set to true to use SQS message delays for deferring messages; false otherwise.</param>
public static TransportExtensions <SqsTransport> NativeDeferral(this TransportExtensions <SqsTransport> transportExtensions, bool use = true)
{
transportExtensions.GetSettings().Set(SettingsKeys.NativeDeferral, use);
return(transportExtensions);
}
/// <summary>
/// Specifies a string value that will be prepended to the name of every SQS queue
/// referenced by the endpoint. This is useful when deploying many environments of the
/// same application in the same AWS region (say, a development environment, a QA environment
/// and a production environment), and you need to differentiate the queue names per environment.
/// </summary>
public static TransportExtensions <SqsTransport> QueueNamePrefix(this TransportExtensions <SqsTransport> transportExtensions, string queueNamePrefix)
{
transportExtensions.GetSettings().Set(SettingsKeys.QueueNamePrefix, queueNamePrefix);
return(transportExtensions);
}
/// <summary>
/// This tells the endpoint where to look for AWS credentials.
/// If not specified, the endpoint defaults to EnvironmentVariables.
/// </summary>
public static TransportExtensions <SqsTransport> CredentialSource(this TransportExtensions <SqsTransport> transportExtensions, SqsCredentialSource credentialSource)
{
transportExtensions.GetSettings().Set(SettingsKeys.CredentialSource, credentialSource);
return(transportExtensions);
}
public static TransportExtensions <GooglePubSubTransport> Project(this TransportExtensions <GooglePubSubTransport> transportExtensions, string projectId)
{
transportExtensions.GetSettings().Set(SettingsKeys.ProjectId, projectId);
return(transportExtensions);
}