rabbitmq-client-wrapper v1.0.0

rabbitmq-client-wrapper

Rabbitmq Client Wrapper The tool you can send/consume messages throw RabbitMQ. That is created in base of amqpjs which is an architectural pattern for message validation, transformation, and routing. It mediates communication among applications, minimizing the mutual awareness that micro-services should have of each other in order to be able to exchange messages.

Installation

• You can find in a config folder a file containing the default properties of queue
• You have a option to setup your enviroment with dotenv

  git clone https://github.com/cdjohnnatha/rabbitmq-client-wrapper.git

How it Works!

Take a look that you have basically two important functions which is Sender and Consume. Sender you can send message throw RabbitMQ using a method called sendToQueue where you must use a function from Consume called consumefromQueue.

The tool was implemented using an idea of in and out queues, so is required identify in the begin of queue if the queue is 'input-' or 'output-', for example: input-myQueue, output-myQueue (the pattern of 'input-' and 'output-' can be changed in .env file).

Sender

The send have just one approach:

• To send a message throw RabbitMQ is required send an id which will identify who or for who will be send a message, the queue name which identify which queue will be used and the message.

Example:

const queueSender = require('./lib/queueSender');
...

queueSender.sendToQueue('my-message-id', 'input-service', 'my message');

// The same approach is used to send a message for an output-queue
queueSender.sendToQueue('my-message-id', 'output-service', 'my message');

Consume

The consume have two approaches:

• The service which read from an input- queue is unnecessary know who send it, so any service which is connected to that input- queue can consume the message using the callback function.

Example

try{
    // service which consume from input-queue
    queueConsume.consumeFromQueue('', 'input-service', (error, ch, msg, timeoutService) => {
      // Build a message.
      const message = BuildMessageBody(msg);
      // code...
      // Identify that the process worked successfully.
      ConsumedSignal(ch, msg, timeoutService);
    });
  } catch (error) {
    console.log(error);
  }

• The service which will consume from output- MUST IDENTIFY THE ID to get the properly message.

try{
    // service which consume from input-queue
    queueConsume.consumeFromQueue('my-message-id', 'output-service', (error, ch, msg, timeoutService) => {
      // Build a message.
      const message = BuildMessageBody(msg);
      // code...
      // Identify that the process worked successfully.
      ConsumedSignal(ch, msg, timeoutService);
    });
  } catch (error) {
    console.log(error);
  }

Features

• Sender message to queue
• Consume message to queue
• Functions Helper (queueHelper, messageHelper, inputHelper)

Security Issues

If you discover a security vulnerability in rabbitmq-client-wrapper, contact-me.

Dependências

• amqplib

• If you are using the dotenv it is necessary write variables in your dotenv file as below:

  • AMQP_HOST
  • DEFAULT_HOST
  • QUEUE_MESSAGE_EXPIRATION_TIME
  • AMQP_HOST
  • INPUT_QUEUE_PATTERN
  • OUTPUT_QUEUE_PATTERN
  • QUEUE_ARGS_DURABLE
  • QUEUE_ARGS_EXCLUSIVE
  • QUEUE_ARGS_EXPIRATION_TIME
  • NO_ACK_ARG=false

Testes

Dependency

• mochajs
• gulp

• gulp-mocha

  • To test the queue enviroment which have an example of an airport where simulate some services such as check_in, check_out, luggage_in, luggage_out and some clients.

  npm install
  gulp mocha

Samples

At tests/samples you can find the examples used at crossingProcesses test which use both libs, queue_sender and queue_consume.

Example:

OBS: Must be String to send a message for queue.

const queueConsume = require('./lib/queueConsume');
const queueSender = require('./lib/queueSender');

const { BuildMessageBody } = require('./helpers/messageHelper');
const { ConsumedSignal } = require('./helpers/queueHelper');

// service sending object (as string), string...
queueSender.sendToQueue('some-id', 'input-service', 'my message');
// service waiting processed informations from out 
queueConsume.consumeFromQueue('some-id', `output-service`, (error, ch, msg, timeout) => {
  const message = BuildMessageBody(msg);
  // code...
  ConsumedSignal(ch, msg, timeout);
});

try{
    // service which consume from input-queue
    queueConsume.consumeFromQueue('', 'input-service', (error, ch, msg, timeoutService) => {
      const message = BuildMessageBody(msg);
      // code...
      // service which send processed object to out service which will be consumed by 
      // output-queue
      queueSender.sendToQueue(String(message.id), 'output-service', 'My service object');
      ConsumedSignal(ch, msg, timeoutService);
    });
  } catch (error) {
    console.log(error);
  }

Contributor

Claudio Djohnnatha Duarte Lourenço (cdjohnnatha) cdjohnnatha@gmail.com