So I had to create dozens of API requests and get json to make it an object and put it in a list. I also wanted the requests to be parallel because I do not care about the order in which the objects enter the list.
public ConcurrentBag<myModel> GetlistOfDstAsync()
{
var req = new RequestGenerator();
var InitializedObjects = req.GetInitializedObjects();
var myList = new ConcurrentBag<myModel>();
Parallel.ForEach(InitializedObjects, async item =>
{
RestRequest request = new RestRequest("resource",Method.GET);
request.AddQueryParameter("key", item.valueOne);
request.AddQueryParameter("key", item.valueTwo);
var results = await GetAsync<myModel>(request);
myList.Add(results);
});
return myList;
}
What creates a new problem, I do not understand how to put them in the list and it seems I do not use a solution that exists in a form ConcurrentBag
Is my assumption correct and I implement it wrong or should I use another solution?
I also wanted the requests to be parallel
What you actually want is concurrent requests. Parallel
does not work as expected with async
.
To do asynchronous concurrency, you start each request but do not await
the tasks yet. Then, you can await
all the tasks together and get the responses using Task.WhenAll
:
public async Task<myModel[]> GetlistOfDstAsync()
{
var req = new RequestGenerator();
var InitializedObjects = req.GetInitializedObjects();
var tasks = InitializedObject.Select(async item =>
{
RestRequest request = new RestRequest("resource",Method.GET);
request.AddQueryParameter("key", item.valueOne);
request.AddQueryParameter("key", item.valueTwo);
return await GetAsync<myModel>(request);
}).ToList();
var results = await TaskWhenAll(tasks);
return results;
}