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Raycynix.Extensions.Messaging.HttpJson 1.0.1

Raycynix.Extensions.Messaging.HttpJson

Raycynix.Extensions.Messaging.HttpJson contains the direct HTTP JSON transport for Raycynix messaging.

What it contains

• AddHttpJson(...)
• HttpJsonMessagingConfiguration
• IHttpJsonRequestClient
• HTTP request/response transport over HttpClient
• JSON serialization through the shared Newtonsoft.Json codec from Raycynix.Extensions.Messaging

What it does not contain

• broker integration
• background consumers
• API gateway features

Usage

Example appsettings.json:

{
 "HttpJsonMessagingConfiguration": {
 "BaseAddress": "https://catalog-service",
 "TimeoutSeconds": 30
 }
}

Register the transport:

builder.Services.AddRaycynixMessaging(builder.Configuration)
 .AddHttpJson(builder.Configuration);

Send a direct request:

public class CatalogClient(
 IRequestEnvelopeFactory envelopeFactory,
 IHttpJsonRequestClient requestClient)
{
 public async Task<CatalogItemResponse> GetItemAsync(string sku, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
 {
 var request = envelopeFactory.Create(
 new CatalogItemRequest(sku),
 destination: "/api/catalog/items/get",
 format: MessageFormat.Json);

 var response = await requestClient.SendAsync<CatalogItemRequest, CatalogItemResponse>(
 request,
 cancellationToken);

 return response.Response;
 }
}

Notes:

• destination is used as the relative request path
• payload serialization uses the shared Newtonsoft.Json codec from Raycynix.Extensions.Messaging
• contract, correlation, trace, and security headers are propagated automatically