smarx.WazStorageExtensions is a collection of useful extension methods for Windows Azure storage operations that aren't covered by the .NET client library.
It can be install using the NuGet package via install-package smarx.WazStorageExtensions and contains extension methods and classes for the following:
- Storage Analytics API (MSDN documentation)
- Working with blob leases (blog post)
- Testing existence of blobs and containers (blog post)
- Updating queue message visibility timeouts and content (storage team blog post)
- Upsert and server-side query projection (storage team blog post)
- A convenience method to initialize storage by creating containers, tables, and queues in a single call
This console app initializes storage by creating a container, queue, and table:
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
var account = CloudStorageAccount.Parse(args[0]);
account.Ensure(containers: new [] { "mycontainer" }, queues: new [] { "myqueue" }, tables: new [] { "mytable" });
}
This console app tries to acquire a lease on a blob, and (if it succeeds), writes "Hello World" in the blob:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var blob = CloudStorageAccount.Parse(args[0]).CreateCloudBlobClient().GetBlobReference(args[1]);
var leaseId = blob.TryAcquireLease();
if (leaseId != null)
{
blob.UploadText("Hello, World!", leaseId);
blob.ReleaseLease(leaseId);
Console.WriteLine("Blob written!");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Blob could not be leased.");
}
}
This console app tests for the existence of a blob:
static void Main(string[] args)
{
var blob = CloudStorageAccount.Parse(args[0]).CreateCloudBlobClient().GetBlobReference(args[1]);
Console.WriteLine("The blob {0}.", blob.Exists() ? "exists" : "doesn't exist");
}
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