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@johnmmackey/amqp-utils

v1.3.2

Published

Helper functions for amqplib

Downloads

43

Readme

amqp-utils

Helper functions to use with ampqlib. Provides persistent connection to the AMQP server, an RPC layer and an application event service.

Due to the use of ES6 features, this module requires Node.js V8 or above.

Connection Manager Quickstart

npm install @johnmmackey/amqp-utils
const { ConnectionManager, ConnectionManagerClass } = require('@johnmmackey/amqp-utils');

// Establish a connection to server
// Server URI is taken from AMQP_URI environment variable.
// If not set, defaults to 'amqp://localhost'
ConnectionManager.connect();

// Alternately, a server can be specified:
ConnectionManager.connect('amqp://amqpserver.domain.com');

ConnectionManager is an instance of EventEmitter. Events:

  • debug: informational
  • ready: when connection is ready
  • failed: if connection drops

Usage example:

    ConnectionManager.on('debug', status => {
        console.log('AMPQ Connection debug:', status);
    });

Connection Manager Core Methods

A connection has the following core methods:

  • addConfig(f), where f is a function returning a promise. Example:
    ConnectionManager.addConfig(async ch => {
        await ch.assertExchange('sillyex', 'fanout');
        await ch.assertQueue('sillyq');
        await ch.bindQueue('sillyq', 'sillyex', '');
        ch.consume('sillyq', msg => {
            myConsumerFunction(msg);
        }, { noAck: true });
    });
  • ConnectionManager.ack(msg) - acknowledge a message (used in consumer functions)

RPC

Support is provided for RPC Operations using the RPC component.

Server side uses RPC.RPCServer to set up a destination and method:

    new RPC.RPCServer('rpc_dest', async (method, params) => {
        winston.debug('Got RPC request for some function.  Method:', method, 'Parameters:', JSON.stringify(params));
        return method(params);
    })
        .on('debug', msg => {
            winston.debug('RPCServer debug:', msg);
        });

As shown above, RPCServer is an instance of EventEmitter.

Client side uses RPCQueueManager as follows:

    var rpcQM = new RPC.RPCQueueManager();

    rpcQM.on('debug', debug => {
        winston.debug('RPCQM debug:', debug);
    });

    rpcQM.add('rpc_dest', 'somemethod', params)
        .then(r => {
            // response is an object
            winston.debug('RPC result is', JSON.stringify(r));
        })
        .catch(err => {
            winston.error('RPC Failed failed:', err.message);
        });

AppEvents

Under review. Currently used by checkin controller in cgmem.