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TinyDancer is a high-level abstraction layer on top of the [Azure Service Bus client](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus/).
TinyDancer is a high-level abstraction layer on top of the [Azure Service Bus client](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus/) with some convenient features such as handling multiple types of messages, fault tolerance etc.

## Install
PM> Install-Package TinyDancer
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### Why?
Frameworks like Rebus and MassTransit are great, but were not written specifically with Azure Service Bus in mind, and adds a lot of features you might not need. In contrast, this tiny library relies on the Azure Service Bus client, but provides a simplified interface to a number of important concerns:
Unlike frameworks such as Rebus and MassTransit, TinyDancer will not create any queues or topics. We think you should do that yourself. Once you have a `QueueClient` or `SubscriptionClient`, TinyDancer provides a simple yet powerful interface to a number of important concerns:

- Serialization and deserialization (JSON and MessagePack are supported)
- Prevention of partial/unacknowledged message handling
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- [Sessions](#sessions)
- [Handle malformed or unknown messages](#handle-malformed-or-unknown-messages)
- [Preventing unacknowledged message handling](#preventing-partial-message-handling)
- [Dependency resolution](coming soon)

#### Sending messages
- PublishMany
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