nsq-topic v0.1.4

nsq-topic

Create and delete NSQ topics from Node!

#Create a topic

Creating a topic is easy peasy. Just call the create method against your nsqd instance with the name of your topic and you are rocking and rolling.

// point it to the http port on your nsqd server
var nsqd = 'localhost:4151';
var nsqTopic = require('nsq-topic');

nsqTopic.create(nsqd, 'myTestTopic', function (err) {
	console.log('topic created');
});

#Delete a topic

Delete topic functionality mirrors that of the NSQAdmin Go application. It first deletes the topic from all of the lookupd servers and then deletes it from all of the nsqd servers.

If the topic is not found on the lookupd server(s) then

// point it to the http port on your lookupd server
var lookupd = ['localhost:4161'];
var nsqTopic = require('nsq-topic');

nsqTopic.delete(lookupd, 'myTestTopic', function (err) {
	console.log('topic deleted');
});

#Running the tests

To run the tests for these modules you must have NSQ running, something like this:

nsqlookupd &
nsqd -broadcast-address=localhost -lookupd-tcp-address=localhost:4160 &

#License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014 James Huston

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