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@poofmq/node

v1.0.0

Published

poofMQ Node.js SDK - push/pop queue client with optional client-side encryption

Readme

poofMQ Node.js SDK

Client for the poofMQ API: push and pop messages with optional client-side AES-GCM encryption (zero-knowledge mode).

Install from npm:

npm install @poofmq/node

Usage

Plaintext push and pop

import { PoofmqClient } from '@poofmq/node';

const baseUrl = process.env.POOFMQ_BASE_URL;

if (!baseUrl) {
    throw new Error('Set POOFMQ_BASE_URL to the poofMQ API origin.');
}

const client = new PoofmqClient({
    baseUrl,
    apiKey: process.env.POOFMQ_API_KEY, // optional
});

// Push
const res = await client.push('my-queue-id', 'user.created', {
    user_id: '123',
});
console.log('Message ID:', res.messageId);

// Pop
const message = await client.pop('my-queue-id');
if (message) {
    console.log(
        'Event:',
        message.envelope?.eventType,
        message.envelope?.payload,
    );
}

POOFMQ_BASE_URL should point to the API origin from the quickstart, not https://poofmq.com.

Client-side encrypted push (zero-knowledge)

const res = await client.push(
    'my-queue-id',
    'order.placed',
    { order_id: 'ord-1', amount: 99 },
    { encrypt: true, encryptionKey: 'my-secret-passphrase' },
);

Decrypt a popped message that was sent with client encryption using the same secret and the decryptPayload helper (see encryption export).

API

  • new PoofmqClient({ baseUrl, apiKey? }) – Create a client.
  • client.push(queueId, eventType, payload, options?) – Push a message. Options: ttlSeconds, availableAt, idempotencyKey, encrypt, encryptionKey.
  • client.pop(queueId, options?) – Pop a message. Options: visibilityTimeoutSeconds, waitTimeoutSeconds, consumerId. Returns null when queue is empty.

Integration tests

From the monorepo, build the package first and run against a local API:

make sdk-generate
cd sdks/node
npm install
npm run build
POOFMQ_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8080 npm run test:integration