11.1 One library, two processes

Two processes that run the same trains need the same trains. They move into a class library, Shopfront.Core, and each process becomes a thin executable that references it and says how it runs: the hub serves the API and the console and decides what is due; the worker runs it.

Shopfront/
├── Directory.Packages.props
├── Shopfront.slnx
├── Shopfront.Core/          the trains, their data, the shop: everything both processes run
├── Shopfront.Hub/           the API, the console and the scheduler
├── Shopfront.Worker/        runs queued and scheduled work
└── tests/
    └── Shopfront.Tests/

Move the code, from the solution's folder:

mkdir -p Shopfront.Core Shopfront.Hub/Auth Shopfront.Worker
mv Auth/DevJwt.cs Shopfront.Hub/Auth/
mv Auth Data Extensions Failures Fraud Inventory Payments Staff Suppliers Trains ManifestNames.cs Shopfront.Core/
mv Program.cs appsettings.json Properties Shopfront.Hub/
mv Shopfront.csproj Shopfront.Hub/Shopfront.Hub.csproj

The development signing key goes with the hub, which is the only process that signs anyone in. Everything else the trains need goes to the library. The namespaces stay as they are: the library's root namespace is Shopfront, so nothing that moved needs editing.

SDK Reference

AddTraxWorker | ITrainExecutionService | Queued work | Job submission | Structuring your application | Host tracking

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