Panteon.Sdk
It uses Schyntax for defining event schedules.
Schyntax is a domain-specific language for defining event schedules in a terse, but readable, format. For example, if you want something to run every five minutes, you could write min(*%5).
Realtime Task
public class HelloTask: RealtimePanteonWorker {
public HelloTask(ILogger logger,
IHelloTaskSettings taskSettings,
IPubSubClient pubSubClient)
: base(logger, taskSettings, pubSubClient) {
}
public override string Name = > "My-Hello-Task";
public override bool Init(bool autoRun) {
return Run((task, offset) = > DoSomething());
}
private void DoSomething() {
string message = $ "{Name} Hello {DateTime.Now}";
for (int i = 0; i < 1000000; i++) {
var tmp = i / 100000;
if (i % 100000 == 0) {
Progress(new ProgressMessage {
Message = message,
Percent = 10m * tmp
});
}
}
Console.WriteLine(message);
}
}General Task
public class SampleTask: PanteonWorker {
public SampleTask(ILogger logger,
ISampleTaskSettings taskSettings)
: base(logger, taskSettings) {
}
public override string Name = > "Sample-Task";
public override bool Init(bool autoRun) {
return Run((task, offset) = >
Console.WriteLine($ "Dummy Hello {DateTime.Now}"));
}
}More coming soon (:
Code and documentation are available according to the MIT License (see LICENSE).