TaskHandler
A simple C# class library to help manage running a queue of tasks without relinquishing control.
New in v1.0.x
- Initial release
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Test App
Please refer to the Test
project for a full example of how to exercise the class library.
Example
using TaskHandler;
TaskQueue queue = new TaskQueue(); // allow up to 32 concurrent tasks
TaskQueue queue = new TaskQueue(16); // allow up to 16 concurrent tasks
queue.AddTask(
Guid.NewGuid(), // unique identifier
"Task 1", // name for the task
new Dictionary<string, object>(), // any metadata you like!
delegate(CancellationToken token) { // your task in form of Action<CancellationToken>
Console.WriteLine("Task 1 starting!");
Task.Delay(10000).Wait();
Console.WriteLine("Task 1 ending!");
});
queue.AddTask(
Guid.NewGuid(), // unique identifier
"Task 2", // name for the task
new Dictionary<string, object>(), // any metadata you like!
delegate(CancellationToken token) { // your task in form of Action<CancellationToken>
Console.WriteLine("Task 2 starting!");
Task.Delay(5000).Wait();
Console.WriteLine("Task 2 ending!");
});
queue.Start();
Console.WriteLine(queue.RunningCount); // Integer, the number of running tasks
queue.Stop([guid]); // Cancel a specific task
queue.Stop(); // Cancel all tasks
For Control Freaks
queue.Logger = Console.WriteLine; // For debug messages
queue.OnTaskAdded += ... // When a task is added
queue.OnTaskStarted += ... // When a task starts
queue.OnTaskFinished += ... // When a task finishes
queue.OnTaskFaulted += ... // When a task faults
queue.OnTaskCanceled += ... // When a task is canceled
queue.OnProcessingStarted += ... // When the task queue is started
queue.OnProcessingStopped += ... // When the task queue is stopped
Run a Task with a Timeout
string result;
CancellationTokenSource tokenSource = new CancellationTokenSource();
CancellationToken token = tokenSource.Token;
//
// task without cancellation token and no return value
//
Func<Task<string>> task = async () =>
{
return "Hello, world!";
};
result = await TaskRunWithTimeout.Go(task, 2500, tokenSource); // "Hello, world!"
//
// task with cancellation token and return value
//
Func<CancellationToken, Task<string>> task = async (CancellationToken token) =>
{
for (int i = 0; i < 25; i++) // wait 2.5 seconds in total
{
await Task.Delay(100);
token.ThrowIfCancellationRequested(); // check for cancellation
}
return "Hello, world!";
};
result = await TaskRunWithTimeout.Go(task(token), 500, tokenSource); // throws TimeoutException
result = await TaskRunWithTimeout.Go(task(token), 5000, tokenSource); // "Hello, world!"
Version History
Please refer to CHANGELOG.md for version history.