TwitterStreamAnalytics

Analyzing the Twitter 1% Sample Stream in .NET

Get Started

Configuration

Add a Twitter App Bearer Token as an environment variable:

Twitter__AppBearerToken=

or secret:

"Twitter:AppBearerToken": ""

Run

1. Start the TwitterStreamAnalytics.Api project in Visual Studio.
2. Use the Swagger UI that appears to interact with the app.

Architecture

By design, the Consumers application could be extracted to one or more independent instances supporting high-throughput via the competing consumers pattern. The message bus transport could be swapped from in-memory to a persistent/scalable provider such as RabbitMQ. The Entity Framework Core provider could be swapped from in-memory to a persistent/scalable provider such as Cosmos DB. The app seeks to align with DDD and CQRS patterns to support increasing feature complexity.

Dependency Diagram

flowchart TB;  
	Api-->SharedKernel.Infrastructure.MessageBus.InMem;

	subgraph Message Bus
		SharedKernel.Infrastructure.MessageBus.InMem-->N3([MassTransit]);
	end

	SharedKernel.Infrastructure.MessageBus.InMem-->Api.Application;
	SharedKernel.Infrastructure.MessageBus.InMem-->Consumers.Application;
  
	subgraph Api App
		Api-->N1([Swashbuckle.AspNetCore]);
		Api.Application-->Api.Infrastructure;
		Api.Infrastructure-->N4([TweetinviAPI]);
		Api.Infrastructure-->N5([MassTransit.Abstractions]);  
	end

	subgraph Consumers App
		Consumers.Application-->Consumers.Infrastructure;
		Consumers.Infrastructure-->Consumers.Domain;
		Consumers.Infrastructure-->N6([MassTransit.Abstractions]);
		Consumers.Infrastructure-->N7([Scrutor]);
	end

	Api.Infrastructure-->SharedKernel.Domain;
	Consumers.Domain-->SharedKernel.Domain;
	Api.Infrastructure-->SharedKernel.Infrastructure.Persistence.InMem;
	Consumers.Infrastructure-->SharedKernel.Infrastructure.Persistence.InMem;

	subgraph Persistence
		SharedKernel.Infrastructure.Persistence.InMem-->N8([Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.InMemory]);
	end

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