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rsmq-cli

v0.2.0

Published

A RSMQ terminal client

Downloads

73

Readme

rsmq-cli

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A RSMQ terminal client.

NPM

Install

  npm install -g rsmq-cli

Usage

  rsmq send "mymsg"

Global Options

Global options can be used by every command. Execpt the option --group tt's also possible to define your own default by using rsmq config or by editing the file ~/.rsmq-cli.

  • -h --host : ( String optional: default = 127.0.0.1 ) Redis host
  • -p --port : ( Number optional: default = 6379 ) Redis port
  • -n --ns : ( String optional: default = rsmq ) RSMQ namespace
  • -q --qname : ( String optional ) RSMQ queuename.
  • -t --timeout : ( Number optional: default = 6379 ) timeout to wait for a redis connection.
  • -g --group : ( String optional ) RSMQ configuration group.
  • --clientopt : ( String optional ) Redis client options. Multiple usage possible. E.g. --clientopt password=secret --clientopt db=3 (see node_redis.options).

Commands

create

create a new queue if not exists

  rsmq create [global-options]

send short: sn

send a message to the queue

  rsmq send message [global-options] 

receive short: rc

receive a single message

  rsmq receive [global-options]

delete short:rm

send a message from the queue

  rsmq delete [msgid] [global-options]

stats

get the current queue attributes and stats

  rsmq stats [global-options]

count

get the message count of a queue

  rsmq stats [global-options]

listqueues short: ls

List all queues within the namespace

  rsmq listqueues [global-options]

visibility short: vs

change the visibility of a message

  rsmq visibility [msgid] [vt] [global-options]

attributes short: attr

get or set the attributes of a queue

  rsmq attributes set [name] [value] [global-options]
  rsmq attributes get [name] [global-options]
  rsmq attributes ls [global-options]

attributes to set:

  • vt ( Number optional ) The length of time, in seconds, that a message received from a queue will be invisible to other receiving components when they ask to receive messages. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)
  • delay ( Number optional ) The time in seconds that the delivery of all new messages in the queue will be delayed. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)
  • maxsize ( Number optional ) The maximum message size in bytes. Allowed values: 1024-65536

config

configurate your client. This makes it possible to redefine the defaults of the client options

  rsmq config [-g group] ls
  rsmq config [-g group] get [name]
  rsmq config [-g group] set [name] [value]

Examples:

# set the host global
rsmq config set host my.redis.server.com

# set the host of group
rsmq config set --group myenv host my.redis.server.com

# set client connection options of a group
rsmq config set --group myenv clientopt.password "myRedisSecret!"

# get the host of a group
rsmq config get --group myenv host

# get the complete configuration of a group as json
rsmq config ls --group myenv --json

# remove the host config of a group
rsmq config set --group myenv host

Release History

|Version|Date|Description| |:--:|:--:|:--| |0.2.0|2016-06-27|Added the possibility to define redis client options by using --clientopt or setting it via config rsmq config set clientopt.db 0| |0.1.3|2016-06-27|fixed error handling on invalid arguments/params; removed generated code docs| |0.1.2|2016-05-06|updated dependencies and dev environment| |0.1.1|2015-03-03|first working version| |0.0.1|2015-02-23|Initial commit|

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