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@amplication/plugin-broker-redis

v2.0.7

Published

Use a Redis message broker in the service generated by Amplication.

Downloads

34,542

Readme

@amplication/plugin-broker-redis

NPM Downloads

Use a Redis message broker in the service generated by Amplication.

Purpose

This plugin adds the required code to use Redis as a message broker in the service generated by Amplication.

It updates the following parts:

  • Adds the required dependencies to package.json.
  • Adds the required environment variables to .env.
  • Adds a module RedisModule with a service RedisProducerService that can be used to emit messages and a controller to respond to topic events.
  • Adds the RedisModule configured to use Redis to the app.module.ts module imports list.
  • Adds the required redis service to the docker-compose.yml as docker-compose.dev.yml files.

Configuration

The port setting is the port that will be used for the url of the redis server.

The host setting is the host that will be used for the url of the redis server.

The retryAttempts setting is the number of times to retry a message.

The retryDelay setting is the delay between each message retry attempt.

The enableTls setting is set to true when TLS should be used.

If no configuration is provided the .amplicationrc.json file will use be used as the default values.

{
  "host": "localhost",
  "port": 6379,
  "retryAttempts": 3,
  "retryDelay": 3,
  "enableTls": false
}

For more information about TLS configuration, check the ioredis docs https://github.com/redis/ioredis#tls-options

Scripts

build

Running npm run build will bundle your plugin with Webpack for production.

dev

Running npm run dev will watch your plugin's source code and automatically bundle it with every change.

test

Running npm run test will run the plugin's test suite.

Usage

This plugin provides you with a Redis broker module that you can use in your service. To configure, set the following environment variables:

REDIS_BROKER_HOST - the host that will be used in the url of the Redis server.

REDIS_BROKER_PORT - the port that will be used in the url of the Redis server.

REDIS_BROKER_RETRY_ATTEMPTS - The number of times to retry a message.

REDIS_BROKER_RETRY_DELAY - The delay between each message retry attempt.

REDIS_BROKER_ENABLE_TLS - Set to "true" when TLS should be used.

An example of how to use the Redis module:

In a controller:

export class ModelController extends ModelControllerBase {
    constructor(protected readonly service: ModelService,
    private redisService: RedisProducerService) {
        super(service);
    }

    @Get()
    async respondToUser(): Promise<void> {
        await this.redisService.emit(MessageBrokerTopics.FirstTopic, { message: "hello, world!" });
        return "Done";
    }
}

Customization of the Redis controller to perform desired tasks:

@Controller("redis-controller")
export class RedisController {
  @EventPattern("firstTopic")
  async onFirstTopic(
    @Payload()
    message: RedisMessage
  ): Promise<void> {
    console.log("Received message:", message);
  }
}