Nova.Threading.Metadata
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Action Queuing system designed for the Nova project. Branched into this repository after growing enough to be a standalone project. Allows queuing through a manager on several queues. A queue can be created, destroyed or blocked. A blocked queue will not execute anything. Queues are built on top of .NET's dataflow library. Actions that belong to non-existant queues don't get executed. However, they can be marked to run unqueued. Metadata is easy to configure using attributes. (e.g. Blocking, Creational, ...) Action implementation is decoupled from the queuing system. A WPF specific dll has already been made.
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Action Queuing system designed for the Nova project. Branched into this repository after growing enough to be a standalone project. Allows queuing through a manager on several queues. A queue can be created, destroyed or blocked. A blocked queue will not execute anything. Queues are built on top of .NET's dataflow library. Actions that belong to non-existant queues don't get executed. However, they can be marked to run unqueued. Metadata is easy to configure using attributes. (e.g. Blocking, Creational, ...) Action implementation is decoupled from the queuing system. A WPF specific dll has already been made.
We found that nova.threading.metadata demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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