public void KeyedItemsShouldBeSerialized()
{
var subj1 = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var subj2 = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var subscribeCount1 = 0;
var input1Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var input1 = Observable.Defer(() => {
subscribeCount1++;
return(input1Subj);
});
var subscribeCount2 = 0;
var input2Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var input2 = Observable.Defer(() => {
subscribeCount2++;
return(input2Subj);
});
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// Block up the queue
foreach (var v in new[] { subj1, subj2, })
{
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => v);
}
// subj1,2 are live, input1,2 are in queue
var out1 = fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "key", Observable.Never <Unit>(), () => input1).CreateCollection();
var out2 = fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "key", Observable.Never <Unit>(), () => input2).CreateCollection();
Assert.Equal(0, subscribeCount1);
Assert.Equal(0, subscribeCount2);
// Dispatch both subj1 and subj2, we should end up with input1 live,
// but input2 in queue because of the key
subj1.OnNext(42); subj1.OnCompleted();
subj2.OnNext(42); subj2.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount1);
Assert.Equal(0, subscribeCount2);
Assert.Equal(0, out1.Count);
Assert.Equal(0, out2.Count);
// Dispatch input1, input2 can now execute
input1Subj.OnNext(42); input1Subj.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount1);
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount2);
Assert.Equal(1, out1.Count);
Assert.Equal(0, out2.Count);
// Dispatch input2, everything is finished
input2Subj.OnNext(42); input2Subj.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount1);
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount2);
Assert.Equal(1, out1.Count);
Assert.Equal(1, out2.Count);
}
public void ShouldBeAbleToIncreaseTheMaximunConcurrentValueOfAnExistingQueue()
{
var unkeyed1Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var unkeyed1SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed1 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed1SubCount++;
return(unkeyed1Subj);
});
var unkeyed2Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var unkeyed2SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed2 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed2SubCount++;
return(unkeyed2Subj);
});
var unkeyed3Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var unkeyed3SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed3 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed3SubCount++;
return(unkeyed3Subj);
});
var unkeyed4Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var unkeyed4SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed4 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed4SubCount++;
return(unkeyed4Subj);
});
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed3SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed4SubCount);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed1);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed2);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed3);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed4);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed3SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed4SubCount);
fixture.SetMaximumConcurrent(3);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed3SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed4SubCount);
}
public void ShouldBeAbleToDecreaseTheMaximunConcurrentValueOfAnExistingQueue()
{
var subjects = Enumerable.Range(0, 6).Select(x => new AsyncSubject <int>()).ToArray();
var fixture = new OperationQueue(3);
// The three at the front are solely to stop up the queue, they get subscribed
// to immediately.
var outputs = subjects
.Select(inp => fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => inp).CreateCollection())
.ToArray();
Assert.True(
new[] { true, true, true, false, false, false, }.Zip(subjects,
(expected, subj) => new { expected, actual = subj.HasObservers, })
.All(x => x.expected == x.actual));
fixture.SetMaximumConcurrent(2);
// Complete the first one, the last three subjects should still have
// no observers because we reduced maximum concurrent
subjects[0].OnNext(42); subjects[0].OnCompleted();
Assert.True(
new[] { false, true, true, false, false, false, }.Zip(subjects,
(expected, subj) => new { expected, actual = subj.HasObservers, })
.All(x => x.expected == x.actual));
// Complete subj[1], now 2,3 are live
subjects[1].OnNext(42); subjects[1].OnCompleted();
Assert.True(
new[] { false, false, true, true, false, false, }.Zip(subjects,
(expected, subj) => new { expected, actual = subj.HasObservers, })
.All(x => x.expected == x.actual));
}
public void ShutdownShouldSignalOnceEverythingCompletes()
{
var subjects = Enumerable.Range(0, 5).Select(x => new AsyncSubject <int>()).ToArray();
var priorities = new[] { 5, 5, 5, 10, 1, };
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// The two at the front are solely to stop up the queue, they get subscribed
// to immediately.
var outputs = subjects.Zip(priorities,
(inp, pri) => fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(pri, () => inp).CreateCollection())
.ToArray();
var shutdown = fixture.ShutdownQueue().CreateCollection();
Assert.True(outputs.All(x => x.Count == 0));
Assert.Equal(0, shutdown.Count);
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++)
{
subjects[i].OnNext(42); subjects[i].OnCompleted();
}
Assert.Equal(0, shutdown.Count);
// Complete the last one, that should signal that we're shut down
subjects[4].OnNext(42);
subjects[4].OnCompleted();
Assert.True(outputs.All(x => x.Count == 1));
Assert.Equal(1, shutdown.Count);
}
/// <summary>
/// Stores the artwork and returns a key to retrieve the artwork again.
/// </summary>
public async Task Store(string key, byte[] data)
{
if (data == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(data));
}
await this.storageSemaphore.Wait(key);
if (await this.cache.GetCreatedAt(key) != null)
{
this.storageSemaphore.Release(key);
return;
}
this.Log().Debug($"Adding new artwork {key} to the BlobCache");
try
{
await queue.EnqueueObservableOperation(1, () => cache.Insert(key, data));
this.Log().Debug($"Added artwork {key} to the BlobCache");
}
finally
{
this.storageSemaphore.Release(key);
}
}
public void CancellingItemsShouldNotResultInThemBeingReturned()
{
var subj1 = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var subj2 = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// Block up the queue
foreach (var v in new[] { subj1, subj2, })
{
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => v);
}
var cancel1 = new Subject <Unit>();
var item1 = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var output = new[] {
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "foo", cancel1, () => item1),
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "baz", () => Observable.Return(42)),
}.Merge().CreateCollection();
// Still blocked by subj1,2
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
// Still blocked by subj1,2, only baz is in queue
cancel1.OnNext(Unit.Default); cancel1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
// foo was cancelled, baz is still good
subj1.OnNext(42);
subj1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, output.Count);
// don't care that cancelled item finished
item1.OnNext(42);
item1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, output.Count);
// still shouldn't see anything
subj2.OnNext(42);
subj2.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, output.Count);
}
public void CancellingItemsShouldntEvenBeEvaluated()
{
var subj1 = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var subj2 = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// Block up the queue
foreach (var v in new[] { subj1, subj2, })
{
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => v);
}
var cancel1 = new Subject <Unit>();
bool wasCalled = false;
var item1 = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var output = fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "foo", cancel1, () => {
wasCalled = true;
return(item1);
}).CreateCollection();
// Still blocked by subj1,2
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
Assert.False(wasCalled);
// Still blocked by subj1,2 - however, we've cancelled foo before
// it even had a chance to run - if that's the case, we shouldn't
// even call the evaluation func
cancel1.OnNext(Unit.Default); cancel1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
Assert.False(wasCalled);
// Unblock subj1,2, we still shouldn't see wasCalled = true
subj1.OnNext(42); subj1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
Assert.False(wasCalled);
subj2.OnNext(42); subj2.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
Assert.False(wasCalled);
}
public void CancellingItemsShouldntEvenBeEvaluated()
{
var subj1 = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var subj2 = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// Block up the queue
foreach (var v in new[] { subj1, subj2, }) {
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => v);
}
var cancel1 = new Subject<Unit>();
bool wasCalled = false;
var item1 = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var output = fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "foo", cancel1, () => {
wasCalled = true;
return item1;
}).CreateCollection();
// Still blocked by subj1,2
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
Assert.False(wasCalled);
// Still blocked by subj1,2 - however, we've cancelled foo before
// it even had a chance to run - if that's the case, we shouldn't
// even call the evaluation func
cancel1.OnNext(Unit.Default); cancel1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
Assert.False(wasCalled);
// Unblock subj1,2, we still shouldn't see wasCalled = true
subj1.OnNext(42); subj1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
Assert.False(wasCalled);
subj2.OnNext(42); subj2.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
Assert.False(wasCalled);
}
public void CancellingItemsShouldNotResultInThemBeingReturned()
{
var subj1 = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var subj2 = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// Block up the queue
foreach (var v in new[] { subj1, subj2, }) {
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => v);
}
var cancel1 = new Subject<Unit>();
var item1 = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var output = new[] {
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "foo", cancel1, () => item1),
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "baz", () => Observable.Return(42)),
}.Merge().CreateCollection();
// Still blocked by subj1,2
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
// Still blocked by subj1,2, only baz is in queue
cancel1.OnNext(Unit.Default); cancel1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(0, output.Count);
// foo was cancelled, baz is still good
subj1.OnNext(42); subj1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, output.Count);
// don't care that cancelled item finished
item1.OnNext(42); item1.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, output.Count);
// still shouldn't see anything
subj2.OnNext(42); subj2.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, output.Count);
}
public void QueueShouldRespectMaximumConcurrent()
{
var unkeyed1Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var unkeyed1SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed1 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed1SubCount++;
return(unkeyed1Subj);
});
var unkeyed2Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var unkeyed2SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed2 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed2SubCount++;
return(unkeyed2Subj);
});
var unkeyed3Subj = new AsyncSubject <int>();
var unkeyed3SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed3 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed3SubCount++;
return(unkeyed3Subj);
});
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed3SubCount);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed1);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed2);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed3);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed3SubCount);
}
public void ItemsShouldBeDispatchedByPriority()
{
var subjects = Enumerable.Range(0, 5).Select(x => new AsyncSubject <int>()).ToArray();
var priorities = new[] { 5, 5, 5, 10, 1, };
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// The two at the front are solely to stop up the queue, they get subscribed
// to immediately.
var outputs = subjects.Zip(priorities,
(inp, pri) => {
fixture
.EnqueueObservableOperation(pri, () => inp)
.ToObservableChangeSet(scheduler: ImmediateScheduler.Instance)
.Bind(out var y).Subscribe();
return(y);
}).ToArray();
public void ItemsShouldBeDispatchedByPriority()
{
var subjects = Enumerable.Range(0, 5).Select(x => new AsyncSubject <int>()).ToArray();
var priorities = new[] { 5, 5, 5, 10, 1, };
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// The two at the front are solely to stop up the queue, they get subscribed
// to immediately.
var outputs = subjects.Zip(priorities,
(inp, pri) => fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(pri, () => inp).CreateCollection())
.ToArray();
// Alright, we've got the first two subjects taking up our two live
// slots, and 3,4,5 queued up. However, the order of completion should
// be "4,3,5" because of the priority.
Assert.True(outputs.All(x => x.Count == 0));
subjects[0].OnNext(42);
subjects[0].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
// 0 => completed, 1,3 => live, 2,4 => queued. Make sure 4 *doesn't* fire because
// the priority should invert it.
subjects[4].OnNext(42);
subjects[4].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
// At the end, 0,1 => completed, 3,2 => live, 4 is queued
subjects[1].OnNext(42);
subjects[1].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
// At the end, 0,1,2,4 => completed, 3 is live (remember, we completed
// 4 early)
subjects[2].OnNext(42);
subjects[2].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
subjects[3].OnNext(42);
subjects[3].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
}
public void ShouldBeAbleToIncreaseTheMaximunConcurrentValueOfAnExistingQueue()
{
var unkeyed1Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed1SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed1 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed1SubCount++;
return unkeyed1Subj;
});
var unkeyed2Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed2SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed2 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed2SubCount++;
return unkeyed2Subj;
});
var unkeyed3Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed3SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed3 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed3SubCount++;
return unkeyed3Subj;
});
var unkeyed4Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed4SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed4 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed4SubCount++;
return unkeyed4Subj;
});
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed3SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed4SubCount);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed1);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed2);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed3);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed4);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed3SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed4SubCount);
fixture.SetMaximumConcurrent(3);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed3SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed4SubCount);
}
public void ShouldBeAbleToDecreaseTheMaximunConcurrentValueOfAnExistingQueue()
{
var subjects = Enumerable.Range(0, 6).Select(x => new AsyncSubject<int>()).ToArray();
var fixture = new OperationQueue(3);
// The three at the front are solely to stop up the queue, they get subscribed
// to immediately.
var outputs = subjects
.Select(inp => fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => inp).CreateCollection())
.ToArray();
Assert.True(
new[] { true, true, true, false, false, false, }.Zip(subjects,
(expected, subj) => new { expected, actual = subj.HasObservers, })
.All(x => x.expected == x.actual));
fixture.SetMaximumConcurrent(2);
// Complete the first one, the last three subjects should still have
// no observers because we reduced maximum concurrent
subjects[0].OnNext(42); subjects[0].OnCompleted();
Assert.True(
new[] { false, true, true, false, false, false, }.Zip(subjects,
(expected, subj) => new { expected, actual = subj.HasObservers, })
.All(x => x.expected == x.actual));
// Complete subj[1], now 2,3 are live
subjects[1].OnNext(42); subjects[1].OnCompleted();
Assert.True(
new[] { false, false, true, true, false, false, }.Zip(subjects,
(expected, subj) => new { expected, actual = subj.HasObservers, })
.All(x => x.expected == x.actual));
}
public void KeyedItemsShouldBeSerialized()
{
var subj1 = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var subj2 = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var subscribeCount1 = 0;
var input1Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var input1 = Observable.Defer(() => {
subscribeCount1++;
return input1Subj;
});
var subscribeCount2 = 0;
var input2Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var input2 = Observable.Defer(() => {
subscribeCount2++;
return input2Subj;
});
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// Block up the queue
foreach (var v in new[] { subj1, subj2, }) {
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => v);
}
// subj1,2 are live, input1,2 are in queue
var out1 = fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "key", Observable.Never<Unit>(), () => input1).CreateCollection();
var out2 = fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, "key", Observable.Never<Unit>(), () => input2).CreateCollection();
Assert.Equal(0, subscribeCount1);
Assert.Equal(0, subscribeCount2);
// Dispatch both subj1 and subj2, we should end up with input1 live,
// but input2 in queue because of the key
subj1.OnNext(42); subj1.OnCompleted();
subj2.OnNext(42); subj2.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount1);
Assert.Equal(0, subscribeCount2);
Assert.Equal(0, out1.Count);
Assert.Equal(0, out2.Count);
// Dispatch input1, input2 can now execute
input1Subj.OnNext(42); input1Subj.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount1);
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount2);
Assert.Equal(1, out1.Count);
Assert.Equal(0, out2.Count);
// Dispatch input2, everything is finished
input2Subj.OnNext(42); input2Subj.OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount1);
Assert.Equal(1, subscribeCount2);
Assert.Equal(1, out1.Count);
Assert.Equal(1, out2.Count);
}
public void NonkeyedItemsShouldRunInParallel()
{
var unkeyed1Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed1SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed1 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed1SubCount++;
return unkeyed1Subj;
});
var unkeyed2Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed2SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed2 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed2SubCount++;
return unkeyed2Subj;
});
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed2SubCount);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed1);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed2);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed2SubCount);
}
public void ItemsShouldBeDispatchedByPriority()
{
var subjects = Enumerable.Range(0, 5).Select(x => new AsyncSubject<int>()).ToArray();
var priorities = new[] {5,5,5,10,1,};
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// The two at the front are solely to stop up the queue, they get subscribed
// to immediately.
var outputs = subjects.Zip(priorities,
(inp, pri) => fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(pri, () => inp).CreateCollection())
.ToArray();
// Alright, we've got the first two subjects taking up our two live
// slots, and 3,4,5 queued up. However, the order of completion should
// be "4,3,5" because of the priority.
Assert.True(outputs.All(x => x.Count == 0));
subjects[0].OnNext(42); subjects[0].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
// 0 => completed, 1,3 => live, 2,4 => queued. Make sure 4 *doesn't* fire because
// the priority should invert it.
subjects[4].OnNext(42); subjects[4].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
// At the end, 0,1 => completed, 3,2 => live, 4 is queued
subjects[1].OnNext(42); subjects[1].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
// At the end, 0,1,2,4 => completed, 3 is live (remember, we completed
// 4 early)
subjects[2].OnNext(42); subjects[2].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
subjects[3].OnNext(42); subjects[3].OnCompleted();
Assert.Equal(new[] { 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, }, outputs.Select(x => x.Count));
}
public void QueueShouldRespectMaximumConcurrent()
{
var unkeyed1Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed1SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed1 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed1SubCount++;
return unkeyed1Subj;
});
var unkeyed2Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed2SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed2 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed2SubCount++;
return unkeyed2Subj;
});
var unkeyed3Subj = new AsyncSubject<int>();
var unkeyed3SubCount = 0;
var unkeyed3 = Observable.Defer(() => {
unkeyed3SubCount++;
return unkeyed3Subj;
});
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed3SubCount);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed1);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed2);
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(5, () => unkeyed3);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed1SubCount);
Assert.Equal(1, unkeyed2SubCount);
Assert.Equal(0, unkeyed3SubCount);
}
public void ShutdownShouldSignalOnceEverythingCompletes()
{
var subjects = Enumerable.Range(0, 5).Select(x => new AsyncSubject<int>()).ToArray();
var priorities = new[] {5,5,5,10,1,};
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
// The two at the front are solely to stop up the queue, they get subscribed
// to immediately.
var outputs = subjects.Zip(priorities,
(inp, pri) => fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(pri, () => inp).CreateCollection())
.ToArray();
var shutdown = fixture.ShutdownQueue().CreateCollection();
Assert.True(outputs.All(x => x.Count == 0));
Assert.Equal(0, shutdown.Count);
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) { subjects[i].OnNext(42); subjects[i].OnCompleted(); }
Assert.Equal(0, shutdown.Count);
// Complete the last one, that should signal that we're shut down
subjects[4].OnNext(42); subjects[4].OnCompleted();
Assert.True(outputs.All(x => x.Count == 1));
Assert.Equal(1, shutdown.Count);
}
public void PausingTheQueueShouldHoldItemsUntilUnpaused()
{
var item = Observable.Return(42);
var fixture = new OperationQueue(2);
var prePauseOutput = new[] {
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(4, () => item),
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(4, () => item),
}.Merge().CreateCollection();
Assert.Equal(2, prePauseOutput.Count);
var unpause1 = fixture.PauseQueue();
// The queue is halted, but we should still eventually process these
// once it's no longer halted
var pauseOutput = new[] {
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(4, () => item),
fixture.EnqueueObservableOperation(4, () => item),
}.Merge().CreateCollection();
Assert.Equal(0, pauseOutput.Count);
var unpause2 = fixture.PauseQueue();
Assert.Equal(0, pauseOutput.Count);
unpause1.Dispose();
Assert.Equal(0, pauseOutput.Count);
unpause2.Dispose();
Assert.Equal(2, pauseOutput.Count);
}
