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Welcome to the $\text{\color{gray}Shard \color{orange}Request}$ wiki!

This Wiki provides a documentation on how to use this Request library and it's functions. It also includes examples demonstrating the usage.

All examples are implemented using .Net 6 and Visual Studio 2022.

Purpose

What is the purpose of the Request library?

Task Handling and Prioritization:
- The Shard.Request library efficiently manages a multitude of tasks by sorting them based on priority.
- High-priority requests take precedence over low-priority ones, ensuring optimal resource utilization.
Responsive IO-Bound Work:
- If your application involves significant IO-bound work (such as network requests), Shard.Request allows parallel execution while maintaining application responsiveness.
- It ensures that your application remains interactive even during resource-intensive operations.
Controlled Parallelism:
- Sometimes, you need parallel execution, but not all tasks should run simultaneously.
- Shard.Request provides the ability to throttle the degree of parallelism, preventing excessive resource consumption.
Automatic Retries and Grouping:
- When a request fails, Shard.Request automatically retries it, reducing the burden on developers.
- Requests can also be grouped, streamlining complex workflows.
Dynamic Parallelism:
- The degree of parallelism can adapt dynamically based on system conditions, ensuring efficient resource utilization.
Easy Implementation:
- Developers can seamlessly integrate Shard.Request into their applications without building their own asynchronous system.
- It simplifies the process of handling requests, making it an organized and efficient solution for C# .NET 6-based applications.

This package is available on NuGet for convenient downloading and installation.