Coordinator Demo

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Demo Requirements

To run the below demos:

1. Create a new web api project (.NET 6+)

2. Install Perigee
3. Download the Web Host Utilities and include it as part of your project.
4. Copy, paste, and run!

Two-step demo:

In this demo, we have a coordinator set up to run two steps.

The first step calls an API to submit order data. If it is a success, it will move onto the next step and log the data.

// Visit https://docs.perigee.software to learn more
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//To call order, use postman or curl:
//curl https://localhost:7216/queue?number=66

PerigeeApplication.ApplicationNoInit("Coordinator", (c) =>
{
    #region Handlers
    //Declare a coordinator source - MSSQL
    //var handler = new ITransactionSource_MSSQL(c.GetConnectionString("integration"), "Order_Header", "Order_Item");

    //... Or a memory handler if you prefer local testing
    var handler = new ITransactionSource_Memory("ITSourceMemory.json", c.GetCancellationToken());

    //To clear local directory on load (for ease of testing)
    //      if (Directory.Exists($"TC{Path.DirectorySeparatorChar}OrderProcess")) Directory.Delete($"TC{Path.DirectorySeparatorChar}OrderProcess", true);
    //      if (File.Exists("ITSourceMemory.json")) File.Delete("ITSourceMemory.json");
    #endregion

    //Add a coordinator named "OrderProcess" to the system
    c.AddTransactionCoordinator("OrderProcess", handler, (ct, l, process) =>
    {
        using var client = new RestClient("https://localhost:7216");

        //MultiStep
        process.MultiStep(new string[] { "order", "report", "csv" }, MultiStepOptions.RequireInternet,
            (order) =>
            {
                //Get the initial data object, a string
                var orderString = $"O-{order.GetInitialDataObjectAs<string>()}";
                l.LogInformation("Executing order {order}", orderString);

                var rsp = order.Execute<OrderResponse>(client, new RestRequest("/order", Method.Get).AddParameter("order", orderString));
            },
            (report) =>
            {
                //Get the data object from the last step, an OrderResponse
                var order = report.GetDataObjectFromLastStepAs<OrderResponse>();
                l.LogInformation("Reporting order {@order} to record service", order);

                var rsp = report.Execute(client, new RestRequest("/report", Method.Get).AddParameter("order", order.Order).AddParameter("created", order.CreatedAt.ToString("O")));
            },
            (csv) =>
            {
                //Get the response body, since we're logging it.
                var previousResponseBody = csv.GetPreviousItem()!.ResponseBody;

                //Get the original item, "order".
                var orderItem = csv.GetItemWithName("order")!;
                l.LogInformation("Order has been completed! Response was: {body}", previousResponseBody);

                //Generate a CSV and save it to our filesystem
                var DT = new List<OrderResponse>() { JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<OrderResponse>(previousResponseBody)! }.ToDataTable();
                new CSVWriter(DT).WriteFile($"OrderCSV{Path.DirectorySeparatorChar}Order_{orderItem.TransactionID}.{orderItem.ReplayID}.csv");
                l.LogInformation("Complete! Wrote CSV to path");

                //As this isn't using .Execute, we need to set the status to complete the item, and header. 
                csv.SetStatus(TransactionStatus.Completed);
            }
        );
    }, LocalPullTimespan: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(15), RemotePullTimespan: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(60));


    //Add an API to trigger the processes
    c.AddMinimalAPI("DemoAPI", 7216, (r) =>
    {

        //To queue a new order with number
        r.MapGet("/queue", ([FromQuery] string number, TransactionCoordinator tc) =>
        {
            tc.QueueTransaction(TransactionHeader.Transaction(number, number));
            return Results.Ok("Enqueued");
        });

        //Replay an order
        r.MapGet("/replay", ([FromQuery] string number, TransactionCoordinator tc) =>
        {
            try
            {
                tc.ReplayTransaction(number);
                return Results.Ok("Replay started");
            }
            catch (Exception)
            {
                return Results.BadRequest("Couldn't replay that ID");
            }
        });

        //An API method to get an order and respond with it
        r.MapGet("/order", ([FromQuery] string order) => Results.Json(new { Order = order, CreatedAt = DateTimeOffset.Now }, statusCode: 201));
        r.MapGet("/report", ([FromQuery] string order, [FromQuery] DateTimeOffset created) => Results.Json(new { Order = order, CreatedAt = created, Status = "order successfully reported to record system" }, statusCode: 200));

    }, (b, s) => { s.AddSingleton(c.GetTransactionCoordinator("OrderProcess")!); });
    
});

public class OrderResponse { public string Order { get; set; } public DateTimeOffset CreatedAt { get; set; } }

Logs

After calling the above demo with curl: curl https://localhost:7216/queue?number=90

[16:42:18 INF](OrderProcess) Executing order O-90
[16:42:27 INF](OrderProcess) Reporting order {"Order": "O-90", "CreatedAt": "2023-05-10T16:42:18.4905622-04:00", "$type": "OrderResponse"} to record service
[16:42:27 INF](OrderProcess) Order has been completed! Response was: {"order":"O-90","createdAt":"2023-05-10T16:42:18.4905622-04:00","status":"order successfully reported to record system"}
[16:42:27 INF](OrderProcess) Complete! Wrote CSV to path

After turning off Wi-Fi access, and turning it back on:

//Off
[11:43:11 INF](OrderProcess) Coordinator OrderProcess cancellation requested
[11:43:11 INF](OrderProcess) Coordinator OrderProcess cancellation complete

//Back on
[11:43:16 INF](OrderProcess) Coordinator OrderProcess starting