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amqpator

v2.0.0

Published

Wrapper for amqplib which simplifies its usage for publishing and subscribing

Downloads

16

Readme

Amqpator

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Description

Wrapper for amqplib which simplifies its usage for publishing and subscribing

Installation

npm i --save amqpator
npx install-peerdeps --save amqpator # Optionally

Testing

You should have running RabbitMQ instance with management plugin installed.

npm run test:jest     # Run Jest with coverage collection
npm run test:coverage # Send coverage to .coveralls.io
npm run test          # npm run test:jest && npm run test:coverage

Also, you may set connection params for this instance via environment variables:

export AMQPATOR_HOST = 'localhost'
export AMQPATOR_PORT = 5672
export AMQPATOR_USERNAME = 'guest'
export AMQPATOR_PASSWORD = 'guest'
export AMQPATOR_VHOST = '/'
export AMQPATOR_PORT_HTTP = 15672

Usage

// Simple echo pub/sub

const Amqpator = require('amqpator')


const amqp = new Amqpator(/* {
  host = 'localhost',
  username = 'guest',
  logger = console,
  onConnectionClose = () => {},
  onConnectionError = () => {},
  connectionOptions = {},
  password = 'guest',
  port = 5672,
  query = { heartbeat: 30 },
  reconnect = true,
  reconnectAttempts = 10,
  reconnectInterval = 299,
  vhost = '/',
} */)

const exchange = 'echo_exchange'
const routingKey = 'echo_exchange_routing_key'

amqp.getSub({
  exchange,
  exchangeOptions: {
    autoDelete: true,
  },

  routingKey,

  queue: 'echo_queue',
  queueOptions: {
    autoDelete: true,
    exclusive: true,
  },

  onQueueMsg: ({ echo }, fields, properties) => {
    console.log(echo, fields, properties)
  },
}).then(
  _ => _.subscribe()
)

amqp.getPub({
  exchange,
  exchangeOptions: {
    autoDelete: true,
  },

  routingKey,
}).then(
  _ => _.publish({
    message: { echo: 'Echo' },
    messageOptions: {
      // expiration (string)
      // userId (string)
      // CC (string or array of string)
      // priority (positive integer)
      // persistent (boolean)
      // deliveryMode (boolean or numeric)
      // mandatory (boolean)
      // BCC (string or array of string)
      // immediate (boolean)
      // contentType (string)
      // contentEncoding (string)
      // headers (object)
      // correlationId (string)
      // replyTo (string)
      // messageId (string)
      // timestamp (positive number)
      // type (string)
      // appId (string)
    },
  )
)