natsx
v0.3.0
Published
Reactive Nats client and RxJS wrapper for ts-nats (https://github.com/nats-io/nats.ts)
Readme
NatsX
Installation
$ npm i --save natsxUsage
The main purpose of the library is to manage nats subscription behavior with RxJS operators like take and timeout.
You can pass a nats client or use connect() method of NatsX to initalize the wrapper
import { connect, Msg } from 'ts-nats';
import { NatsX } from 'natsx';
const rawClient = await connect({servers: ['nats://demo.nats.io:4222', 'tls://demo.nats.io:4443']});
const client = new NatsX(rawClient);
client.from('greeting').subscribe((msg: Msg) => { ... })To unsubscribe from nats subscription, you must unsubscribe from the observable with operators or manually.
// that will get 3 greeting messages then unsubscribe from nats subscription
client.from('greeting')
.pipe(
take(3)
)
.subscribe((msg: Msg) => { ... })To achieve the same ability for nats requests, we are not using the ts-nats request method directly. You must manage your subscription same way of from method of NatsX
// that will wait a response for 2 seconds then throw timeout error and unsubscribe from reply subject.
client.request('greeter', 'me')
.pipe(
timeout(2000)
)
.subscribe((msg: Msg) => { ... })Also, you can use other methods like publish, close, drain and listen the connection status with status$, and other nats events with error$, subscriptions$, serverChanged$, yield$
Contributing
You are welcome to contribute to this project, just open a PR.
License
- NatsX is MIT licensed.
