Event Bus for .NET

1. Get Default EventBus:

JEventBus bus = JEventBus.GetDefault();

2. Register Subscriber:

bus.Register(mySubscriber);

3. Post Event:

bus.Post(myEvent);

4. Unregister Subscriber

bus.Unregister(mySubscriber);

5. Subscriber example:

class SubscriptionCounter
{
    public int myEventCount = 0;

    [Subscribe]
    public void counterMyEvents(MyEvent e)
    {
        myEventCount++;
    }
}

Default false. When enabled it disable additional logic in EventBus:

• pre- and post- interceptors are not longer work

How to enable:

JEventBus.GetDefault().PerformanceMode = true;

 var subscriber = new RawSubscriber<TestEvent>(myEvent => MyHandler(incoming));
 JEventBus.GetDefault().Register(this, subscriber);
 JEventBus.GetDefault().PerformanceMode = performanceMode;

var subscriber = new PerformanceSubscriber<TestEvent>(incoming => MyHandler(incoming));
JEventBus.GetDefault().RegisterFast(subscriber);
JEventBus.GetDefault().PerformanceMode = performanceMode;

Benchmark source you find in: https://github.com/Radomiej/JEventBus.net/blob/master/Javity.EventBusTest/JEventBusTest.cs look at methods start with PerformanceTest

The test are just for general perfomance insight.

Each test based on sent 100k events

Testing platform: Laptop with

• CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz
• RAM: 24 GB

PerformanceTest #1 (Classic, annotation-based)

Execution time: 869 ms | 869874500 ns | 869 ns/event & performance mode: False

Execution time: 695 ms | 695731800 ns | 695 ns/event & performance mode: True

PerformanceTest #2 (Special cases, action-based)

Execution time: 556 ms | 556563000 ns | 556 ns/event & performance mode: False

Execution time: 454 ms | 454930900 ns | 454 ns/event & performance mode: True

PerformanceTest #3 (Need for speed, action-based)

Execution time: 236 ms | 236253800 ns | 236 ns/event & performance mode: False

Execution time: 119 ms | 119565700 ns | 119 ns/event & performance mode: True