amqp-lite v2.0.0

amqp-lite

Opinionated, clean interface for publishing/consuming RabbitMQ channels.

Install

$ npm i amqp-lite

amqp(\<config:hash>): \<Client>

const amqp = require('amqp-lite');
const client = amqp({
  prefetch: 1, // default: null
  connectionUrl: 'amqp://localhost' // default: amqp://localhost
});

Client.consume(\<queueName: string>, \<onMessage: func>): \<cancelConsume: func>

const cancelConsume = client.consume('testQueue', message => {});
await cancelConsume();

Client.publish(\<queueName: string>, \<message: string>): \<Promise>

await client.publish('testQueue', 'message1');

Basic usage

const amqp = require('amqp-lite');
const client = amqp(); // connects localhost

client.consume('testQueue', message => {
  console.log(`Message received: ${message}`);
});

client.publish('testQueue', 'message1');
client.publish('testQueue', 'message2');
client.publish('testQueue', 'message3');

Async example

const amqp = require('amqp-lite');
const client = amqp({
  connectionUrl: 'amqp://localhost:5432',
  prefetch: 1,
});

const cancelConsume = client.consume('testQueue', onMessage);

let messageCount = 0;
function onMessage(message) {
  return new Promise(resolve => {
    console.log(`Message received: ${message}`);
    
    if (++messageCount >= 2) {
      cancelConsume();
    }
    
    setTimeout(() => {
      console.log(`Message processed.`);
      resolve();
    }, 2000);
  }); 
}

client.publish('testQueue', 'message1');
client.publish('testQueue', 'message2');
client.publish('testQueue', 'message3');
client.publish('testQueue', 'message4');