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mysql-mq

v0.6.2

Published

A MySQL Messagequeueing service

Downloads

28

Readme

MySQL Message Queue

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mysql-mq provides a message queueing service based on mysql.

Its not build to down to performance, either its optimized to provide a mysql backed message queue if no other queueing service is available or would be oversized for your application.

Install

npm install mysql-mq

Usage

A queue will automatically created when not exists, this create process can be called manually with the "init" method or is executed on first usage of the queue.

Example usage

var mmq = require("mysql-mq");
var testQueue = new mmq('mmq_test', { database: 'mp_example' });

testQueue.put('This is a Test!').then((res) => {
    console.log('Message got ID:', res)

    testQueue.get().then((res) => {
        console.log('Content of Message ID', res.id_message, res.message)

        testQueue.delete(res.id_message).then((res) => {
            console.log('Message deleted')
        })
    })
})

Development

Feel free to fork & contribute!

Testing

Tests need a MySQL Server running, to simplify tests a docker environment can be used. (You need to have docker installed)

Test with docker:

npm run dockertest

Clear all docker containers:

npm run dockerend