Tukukkk

I can't seem to find any information about how to async'ly Publish a message to RabbitMQ.

The examples I stumble across are usually about using async/await to retrieve/consume a message from RabbitMQ.

var consumer = new AsyncEventingBasicConsumer(model);



consumer.Received += async (o, a) =>

{

    Console.WriteLine("Message Get" + a.DeliveryTag);

    await Task.Yield();

};

Can anyone please help direct me to some examples or show some example code, please?

EDIT: Here's some sample code i've been trying to play with ...

public Task AddMessageAsync(string content,

                            TimeSpan? timeToLive,

                            TimeSpan? initialVisibilityDelay,

                            CancellationToken cancellationToken)

{

    _logger.LogDebug("Starting to add a Message to queue. {content}", content);



    CheckRabbitMQPolicy(_logger).Execute(() =>

    {

        using (var connection = _factory.CreateConnection())

        {

            _logger.LogDebug("Created a connection to factory.");



            using (var channel = connection.CreateModel())

            {

                _logger.LogDebug("Created a channel");



                AddMessageToRabbitMQPolicy(_logger).Execute(() =>

                {

                    _logger.LogDebug("Check or Create a queue '{queueName}'", _queueName);

                    channel.QueueDeclare(queue: _queueName,

                                            durable: false, // Could be TRUE

                                            exclusive: false,

                                            autoDelete: false,

                                            arguments: null);

                    _logger.LogDebug("'{queueName}' exists or was created.", _queueName);



                    var body = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(content);



                    _logger.LogDebug("About to publish message to queue '{queueName}'", _queueName);



                    //var foo = new AsyncEventingBasicPublish()

                    channel.BasicPublish(exchange: "",

                                            routingKey: _queueName,

                                            basicProperties: null,

                                            body: body);

                    _logger.LogDebug("Message published to queue '{queueName}'", _queueName);

                });

            }

        }

    });



    return Task.CompletedTask;

}

At the current state, the RabbitMQ .NET client only supports asynchronous consumption.

If you only want to comply with a contract, you can return a Task.CompletedTask, like you did.

If you want to start some work and observe it later, you can wrap that code with a call to Task.Run or just put a await Task.Yield() where you want to break from synchronous to asynchronous.