bus-boy v0.0.5
This package is not ready for prime time, hence the <1.0.0 version number. Stay tuned!
Bus-Boy
A collection of scripts used to interact with Azure Service Bus
Usage
These scripts are meant to be extended for use as a CLI, in a GUI, or any other tool to provide users with access to Azure Service Bus topics and subscription data.
Add as an npm module to your project
npm -i bus-boy --save*assumes you have node and npm installed
Available scripts
createMessage - Creates a message on the specified topic.\
createSubscription - Creates the specified subscription.\
createTopic - Creates the specified topic.\
deleteSubscription - Deletes the specified subscription.\
deleteTopic - Deletes the specified topic.\
listRules - Returns all rules for a subscription.\
listSubscriptions - Returns all subscriptions for the specified topic.\
listTopics - Returns all topics for the current Service Bus connection. Also returns a count of topics.\
peekDeadLetter - Peeklocks and returns the first retrieved message in the specified subscription's dead letter queue.\
peekSubscription - Peeklocks and returns the first retrieved message in the specified subscription.\
subscriptionDetails - Returns the details of the specified subscription.\
subscriptionMsgCount - Returns the current count of messages in the specified subscription.\
queueMsgCount - Returns the current count of messages in the specified queue.\
watchTopic - Creates a temporary subscription on the configured topic and returns incoming messages.
Documentation for the Azure SDK for Node can be found here:
http://azure.github.io/azure-sdk-for-node/
Basic Usage
const busBoy = require('bus-boy');
const azureSb = require('azure-sb');
const connectionString = 'my-service-bus-connection-string';
const azureServiceBus = azureSb.createServiceBusService(connectionString);
busBoy
.subscriptionDetails(azureServiceBus, 'my-topic-name', 'my-subscription')
.then(results => {
console.log(results);
})
.catch(error => {
console.log(error);
});Basic Watch Topic Usage
const busBoy = require('bus-boy');
const azureSb = require('azure-sb');
const connectionString = 'my-connection-string';
const azureServiceBus = azureSb.createServiceBusService(connectionString);
const { watchTopic } = busBoy;
// callback to handle messages
function onMessage(message) {
console.log('%O', message);
}
// stop watching topic after 5 seconds
setTimeout(() => { watchTopic.onSIGINT(); }, 5000);
// start watching topic
watchTopic.run(azureServiceBus, topic, onMessage);