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ParallelAsync

A .NET utility library for running async methods in parallel batches.

Available on NuGet: NuGet and GitHub: GitHub stars

On the side, working on improving usage of OpenSSF Best Practices

Example usage:

using CSRakowski.Parallel;

List<string> fileUrls = GetFileUrls();

var files = await ParallelAsync.ForEachAsync(fileUrls, (url) => {
    return DownloadFileAsync(url);
}, maxBatchSize: 8, allowOutOfOrderProcessing: true);

As of version 1.1 a fluent syntax is also available:

using CSRakowski.Parallel.Extensions;

List<string> fileUrls = GetFileUrls();

var files = await fileUrls
                    .AsParallelAsync()
                    .WithMaxDegreeOfParallelism(8)
                    .WithOutOfOrderProcessing(false)
                    .ForEachAsync((url) => {
                        return DownloadFileAsync(url);
                    });

In version 1.6, support for Async Streams has been added. This allows you to chain together multiple invocations by passing along an IAsyncEnumerable<T>, sort of like a pipeline:

using CSRakowski.Parallel;

List<string> fileUrls = GetFileUrls();

var fileDataStream = ParallelAsync.ForEachAsyncStream(fileUrls, (url) => {
    return DownloadFileAsync(url);
}, maxBatchSize: 4, allowOutOfOrderProcessing: true);

var resultStream = ParallelAsync.ForEachAsyncStream(fileDataStream, (fileData) => {
    return ParseFileAsync(fileData);
}, maxBatchSize: 4, allowOutOfOrderProcessing: true);

await foreach (var result in resultStream)
{
    HandleResult(result);
}

Release notes

1.7.2

  • First attempt at enabling SourceLink.

1.7.1

  • Updated to latest CSRakowski.AsyncStreamsPreparations, which uses Microsoft.Bcl.AsyncInterfaces (correctly...).

1.7.0

  • Updated to latest CSRakowski.AsyncStreamsPreparations, which uses Microsoft.Bcl.AsyncInterfaces.

1.6.0

  • Added support for Async Streams, so you produce an IAsyncEnumerable<T>.

1.5.4

  • Added .NET 6.0 TargetFramework

1.5.2

  • Fixed dependency misconfiguration on net50

1.5.1

  • Updated target frameworks

1.5.0

  • Updated target frameworks

1.4.1

  • Updated dependencies

1.4

  • Added gist support for IAsyncEnumberable<T>

1.3.2

  • Added the RunId to the BatchStart and BatchStop events

1.3.1

  • Reduced overhead in code paths where the input collection is a T[], maxBatchSize is greater than 1 and allowOutOfOrder is false

1.3

  • Changed assembly signing key
  • Further changes to internal implementation details
  • Performance improvements when the input collection is a T[] or IList<T> and maxBatchSize is set to 1
  • Performance improvements in the allowOutOfOrder code paths.

1.2.1

  • Marked the T on the IParallelAsyncEnumerable as covariant
  • Changes to internal implementation details

1.2

  • Added an EventSource to expose some diagnostic information.
  • Changed minimum supported NetStandard from 1.0 to 1.1 (Because of the EventSource).

1.1.1

  • Added support for IReadOnlyCollection<T> to the ListHelper.
  • Added more XmlDoc to methods and classes.

1.1

  • Renamed class to ParallelAsync to prevent naming conflicts with the System.Threading.Tasks.Parallel.
  • Renamed namespace to CSRakowski.Parallel to prevent ambiguous name conflicts between the class and the namespace.
  • Added new extension methods to allow for fluent sytax usage.

1.0.1

  • Enabled Strong Naming.

1.0

  • Initial release.

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