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node-red-contrib-azure-eventhub-receive-jssdk

v0.0.16

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A simple node that receives messages from an Azure Event Hub. Based on the work of Jan Tielens and updated to use the latest Azure Java Script SDK.

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Readme

node-red-contrib-azure-event-hub-receive-jsSDK

node-red-contrib-azure-event-hub-receive-jsSDK is a Node-RED node that allows you to receive messages from an Azure Event Hub.

This node has been updated to use the latest Azure Java Script SDK

Installation

npm install -g node-red-contrib-azure-eventhub-receive-jsSDK

Usage

We assume you have an Event Hub up and running in your Azure subscription. If you don't have an Event Hub yet, check the article Create an event hub to learn how to create an Event Hub.

Drop the node-red-contrib-azure-event-hub-receive-jsSDK node on a Flow. Double click on the node to open the settings and configure:

  • Event Hub Connection String: the connection string of the event hub, it can be retrieved from the Azure Portal. It should look like Endpoint=sb://XXX.servicebus.windows.net/;SharedAccessKeyName=XXX;SharedAccessKey=XXX It should not contain the EntityPath.
  • Event Hub Name: the name the event hub, it can be retrieved from the Azure Portal.
  • Event Hub Consumer Group: the name of the Consumer Group you would like to use. If you didn't create any custom Consumer Groups in your Event Hub, you can use the default name which is $default

Connect the ouput of the node to another node, for example the built-in debug node.

Deploy the flow, if the connection to the Event Hub is succesful, you'll see a green icon beneath the it's shape with the connected label.

When messages are sent to your Event Hub, you'll see the message bodies in the debug section of Node-RED (top right).