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microme

v0.0.3

Published

A RabbitMQ abstraction to send and receive events

Readme

Microme

A lightweight abstraction for RabbitMQ using TypeScript and Bun, built for event-driven microservices. This library provides simple, strongly-typed classes for sending and receiving messages through exchanges.


✨ Features

  • 🔁 Supports RabbitMQ exchanges (direct, topic, fanout)
  • 📤 MicroSender class to emit messages
  • 📥 MicroReceiver class to consume messages
  • 🔐 Strongly typed messages via generics
  • 🚀 Compatible with Bun, Node.js, Docker, and modern runtimes

📦 Installation

bun add amqplib microme
# or
npm install amqplib microme

Sending messages

import { MicroSender } from "microme";

// Create a sender with a "direct" exchange
const sender = new MicroSender("amqp://localhost", "video.exchange");

await sender.connect();

// Send a message using a routing key (used as the queue name)
await sender.send("video.created", {
    id: "abc123",
    title: "Intro.mp4",
    uploadedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
});

await sender.close();

Changing exchange type

import { MicroSender } from "microme";

// Create a sender with a "topic" exchange
const sender = new MicroSender("amqp://localhost", "video.exchange", "topic");

await sender.connect();

// Send a message using a routing key (used as the queue name)
await sender.send("video.created", {
    id: "abc123",
    title: "Intro.mp4",
    uploadedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
});

await sender.close();

Receiving messages

import { MicroReceiver } from "microme";

// Create a receiver for the same exchange
const receiver = new MicroReceiver("amqp://localhost", "video.exchange");

await receiver.connect();

// Listen to messages with the routing key "video.created"
await receiver.listen<{ id: string; title: string; uploadedAt: string }>(
    "video.created",
    (msg) => {
        console.log("🎬 Video Created:");
        console.log("ID:", msg.id);
        console.log("Title:", msg.title);
        console.log("Uploaded at:", msg.uploadedAt);
    }
);

API Reference

MicroSender

new MicroSender(uri: string, exchange: string, exchangeType?: "direct" | "topic" | "fanout")

MicroReceiver

new MicroReceiver(uri: string, exchange: string, exchangeType?: "direct" | "topic" | "fanout")