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pontifex.udp

v0.0.1

Published

Creates bridges between UDP packets and AMQP

Downloads

5

Readme

pontifex.udp

A UDP to AMQP Bridge

Getting Started

You can install pontifex.udp from npm:

npm install pontifex.udp

In one terminal start listening for UDP messages

nc -l -4 -u 0.0.0.0 6699	# listen on port 6699

Run pontifex using a command like:

pontifex 'udp://0.0.0.0:9966//udp-out/#/udp/udp-out/udp/127.0.0.1/6699' 'amqp://guest:guest@localhost:5672'

In other terminal send it:

echo -n '[ "say", "hello world!" ]' | nc -u -4 -w 0 localhost 9966

This will take a message in on port 9966 put it onto the udp-out exchange with the key of udp, RabbitMQ will then route the message back to the bridge via the udp queue bound to the udp-out exchange with the wildcard # key. Once the bridge gets the AMQP message it sends it back out to localhost 6699.

Obviously, this is a totally madeup example, but you can use some imagination and figure out all sorts of interesting uses.