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Hi, one of the authors here. We will be releasing a Python client library in a few weeks.
by callbacker 3y ago
Hi, one of the authors here. We will be releasing a Python client library in a few weeks.
- KrishnaAnaril 3y agoAny plans to support .NET?
- mikece 3y agoThere are a number of ways to wrap native code libraries as a managed library. I did it once (packaged an Obj-C library as a .NET DLL for a Xamarin app) back in 2018 but had lots of help from a teammate who knew that dance far better than me and I forgot all of the details. I googled and found at least four different blogs posts showing how to do it. I know that's not an answer but if you're feeling adventurous you might be able to help the project.
- glonq 3y ago+1 vote from me for a first-class client for .Net core. I'd tolerate wrappers for certain things, but not for this thing.
- callbacker 3y agoHi, no plans as of yet. Please also see my response to the Golang client library request above.
- no1youknowz 3y agoAre there plans for a native Golang library? That's the only thing stopping me from looking at this. Many thanks!
- callbacker 3y agoIt's not on the roadmap for the next 6 months. But priorities can change depending upon the demand. One thing to note is that BlazingMQ client libraries are very stateful, and implementing a batteries included library is a non-trivial effort.