Queuing feature not working?

[IonRobu]

I'm playing around queuing functionality a little bit, but no luck...
Steps:

1. Cloned Coravel repository
2. Add a Test console project, which reffers Coravel project
3. The code from Test console:

class Program
	{
		static void Main(string[] args)
		{
			var serviceProvider = new ServiceCollection()
				.AddQueue()
				.BuildServiceProvider();
			var queue = serviceProvider.GetRequiredService<IQueue>();
			queue.QueueTask(() =>
			{
				Console.WriteLine("This was queued!");//not firing
			});

			queue.QueueAsyncTask(async () => {
				await Task.Delay(1000);
				Console.WriteLine("This was queued async!");//not firing
			});

			serviceProvider
				.ConfigureQueue()
				.OnError(e =>
				{
					Console.WriteLine(e.Message);//not firing
				});
			Console.ReadKey();
		}
	}

The queued tasks not firing. I put a breakpoint in QueuingHost:StartAsync method, where queuing timer seems to be started, but not firing. Did I miss something?

[jamesmh]

I'll have a look and let you know :)

[IonRobu]

I also tried with scheduler:

serviceProvider.UseScheduler(scheduler =>
			{
				Action action = () =>
				{
					Console.WriteLine("Every minute during the week.");
				};
				scheduler.Schedule(action)
					.EveryMinute()
					.Weekday();
			});

and the same result: action not firing.

[jamesmh]

I got it working - I'll have to put it up as a demo though

[IonRobu]

Great, so it was because of me :)
What is missing in my code sample?

[jamesmh]

So you'll need to you the .NET Core Host Builder to get console apps to work. I created an example here.

If you're not familiar with the host builder you might want to start here.

You'll probably need to create a Hosted Service to do whatever you need. Or, using the web host builder you could make a really slim service that exposes a few endpoints to do whatever you need.

Let me know if things work out!

[jamesmh]

PS That's a quick and dirty example lol

[IonRobu]

I got it, thanks!