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@modulus/rabbit-pubsub
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amqplib wrapper for easier rabbitmq scripting of pub/sub model
npm install @modulus/rabbit-pubsub
RabbitPubSub(url, [options])The exported function takes the same parameters as amqplib.connect,
and returns a object with two exported functions, publish and subscribe.
Publish(exchange, message, done)Sends data to subscribers and yields.
const PubSub = require('@modulus/rabbit-rpc')(url)
PubSub.publish('tasks', { message: true }, (err, result) => {
if (err) throw err // unable to publish
console.log('message delivered')
})
Subscribe(exchange, worker)Consumes messages on subscribed topics and passes them to worker. When worker calls done acknowledges the message and sends the result to the client.
const PubSub = require('@modulus/rabbit-rpc')(url)
PubSub.subscribe('tasks', (msg, done) => {
// do work
done(null, { result: true })
})
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amqplib wrapper for easier rabbitmq scripting of pub/sub model
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