IstsPrograms/Quant.cs

It's a library for console programs using C#

General

Quant Commands

There are two ways to create command

First:

var exampleCommand = new QuantCommand()
{
    Name = "example_name",
    Description = "Example Description",
    OnCommandExecution = (ref QuantCore core, string s) =>
    {
        return "Output";
    }
}

Second:

var exampleCommand = new Command();

public class Command : IQuantCommand
{
    public string Name { get; set; } = "example";
    public string Description { get; set; } = "Example Command";
    public string Execute(ref QuantCore core, string s)
    {
        return "Output";
    };
}

You can handle case when command is NOT found:

core.OnNoCommandFoundEvent = (string cmd) => 
{
    // Logic here
};

Custom I/O

Input:

// core is QuantCore
core.OnInputEvent = () =>
{
    // Logic of your input.
    return "result";
};

Output:

core.OnOutputEvent = (string smth) => 
{
    // Logic of your output
};

Merge QuantCores

core.MergeWith(otherCore);

or

core.MergeWith("addres of QuantServer here");

or

QuantCore.MergeCores(firstCore, secondCore);

ATTENTION! Pins DOESN'T merge.

Pins

You can 'pin' other objects to QuantCore and use them in commands

core.AddPin(AnyObject, "name of this pin");

There is how you can use it:

var exampleCommand = new QuantCommand()
{
    Name = "example_name",
    Description = "Example Description",
    OnCommandExecution = (ref QuantCore core, string s) =>
    {
	// returns value of Pin with a name equal to the value of 's'
        return $"{core.Pins[s].Value}";
    }
}

Notifications

Send notification:

core.GetNotification(new Notification("Title", "Description", Data, Sender)); // Data and Sender can be null

Custom notification handler:

core.OnNotificationEvent = (ref QuantCore core, ref Notification notification) =>
{
    // Logic of your notification handler
};

QuantCore

How to create:

var commands = new List<IQuantCommand>();
bool useMultithreading = false; // Replace with 'true' if you want to use multi threading
var core = new QuantCore(commands, "Name of your program", "Version of your program", useMultithreading);

How to use

you can launch it by method Launch but also you can execute commands without QuantCore being launched

core.Launch();

or

core.ExecuteCommand("any command");

Request sending

You can send request to QuantServer by method SendRequest

core.SendRequest("command (can be empty if request type is GetInfo)", "address of QuantCore", QuantRequestType.GetInfo/ExecuteCommand);

And also you can make your own request sender:

core.OnRequestSendingEvent = (string cmd, string address, QuantRequestType quantRequest) => 
{
    // Logic here
    return "result";
};

Quant Server

How to create:

var commands = new List<IQuantCommand>();
string host = "http://127.0.0.1:8080/"; // Replace 'http://127.0.0.1:8080/' with other if necessary
var core = new QuantCore(commands, "Name of your Quant Server", "Version of your Quant Server", false, host);

How to use

Start server:

core.Launch();

Custom request handler

core.OnRequestEvent = (ref HttpListenerRequest request, ref HttpListenerResponse response, ref HttpListenerContext context, ref HttpListener server, ref ServerQuantCore quantCore) =>
{
    // Logic of your request handler
};