0.0.1 • Published 10 years ago

amqparty v0.0.1

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3
License
ISC
Repository
github
Last release
10 years ago

AMQParty

All I wanted was to build a great microservices using RabbitMQ. but I can't understand all these terms... and all this boilerplate.. waaaa...

So lets party.

Installing

npm install --save amqparty

Using

const amqparty = require('amqparty');

// Just connect with the amqp library settings
amqparty.connect({ ...amqpProperties }).then(() => {
  console.log("Connected..");
  const send = amqparty.sender({ exchange: 'joe', name: 'userInfo' });

  send({
    some: 'data',
    iWould: 'like to send'
  }).then(data => {
    console.log('got myself: ', data);
  }).catch(err => {
    console.error('oh noes: ', err);
  });
});

Handling data in a service

const { connect, handle } = require('amqparty');

const listen = () => {
  console.log("Started...");
  handle({
    exchange: 'joe',
    name: 'userInfo'
  }, (data, resolve, reject) => {
    // Do your thing here...
    resolve({
      heyYou: 'ohai'
    });
  });
};

connect({ ...amqProperties }).then(listen);

How it works

sender

  • creates a queue('joe', 'userInfo')
  • returns a function that:
    • generates a uuid
    • add a subscriber to the subscribers object:
      • will call the callback
      • unbind the queue
      • remove the subscriber from the subscribers object
    • binds the queue to userInfo.response.${uuid}
    • sends data

handle({ exchange: 'joe', name: 'userInfo' }, callback...)

creates a queue (userInfo) that binds to userInfo.request