SmartQueue 1.0.9

SmartQueue

SmartQueue is a lightweight and high-performance in-memory queueing library for .NET 8+, designed for local parallel task processing with flexible throttling, metrics, and consumer group support.

Features

• Multiple consumer groups (each receives the message independently)
• Configurable batch or single message processing
• Built-in CPU load throttling to avoid overloading your system
• Retry and error handling built into consumers
• Efficient in-memory queue with Channel<T>
• Integrated queue metrics for visibility and diagnostics

Installation

Install via NuGet:

 add package SmartQueue

Core Concepts

Queue Registration

You can register a SmartQueue for a specific type with custom options:

services.AddSmartQueue<MyEvent>(new QueueOptions
{
    MaxQueueSize = 5000,
    DropMessagesWhenFull = false,
});

Consumer Registration

Each SmartQueue can have one or more independent consumer groups:

smartQueue.RegisterConsumer(new ConsumerGroupOptions<MyEvent>
{
    Name = "LoggerGroup",
    SingleProcessor = async item =>
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"Event received: {item.Name}");
        await Task.CompletedTask;
    }
});

Demo Use Case: User Registration Workflow

The SmartQueueDemoApp console application simulates a user registration workflow using SmartQueue.

Flow Overview

Queue 1: userRegistrationQueue

• New users are randomly added to the queue in parallel
• Consumers:
  1. Log "User Registered"
  2. Log "Onboarding Email Sent" → then enqueue to Queue 2
  3. Log "Learning Path Assigned"

Queue 2: onboardingQueue

• Triggered once onboarding email is sent
• Consumers:
  1. Log "Notification to Org Admin Sent"
  2. Log "Org Kit Sent"

Logging Only

The demo logs each operation to simulate real-world async processing across services without implementing the actual features (emailing, DB write, etc.).

Potential Use Cases

• Event broadcasting across multiple subsystems (e.g., audit + notification)
• CPU-aware in-process parallel workers
• Real-time pipeline chaining (e.g., ETL, ML inference)
• Queue mocking for integration testing

Example Integration

services.AddSmartQueue<MyPayload>();

var myQueue = serviceProvider.GetRequiredService<SmartQueue<MyPayload>>();

myQueue.RegisterConsumer(new ConsumerGroupOptions<MyPayload>
{
    Name = "MyConsumer",
    SingleProcessor = async item =>
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"Processed: {item}");
        await Task.Delay(100);
    }
});

await myQueue.EnqueueAsync(new MyPayload { Name = "Example" });

License

MIT License
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