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@mqueue/azure-service-bus
Advanced tools
An Azure Service Bus adapter for MQueue, adding support for Azure Service Bus queues with a multi-backend setup with MQueue. Note: Azure Service Bus is also compatible with AMQP v1.0 and thus compatible with the Rhea MQueue adapter (which it uses under-the-hood), however, you may achieve a better experience (particularly with Azure authentication and identity) by using the specialised adapter.
npm install --save @mqueue/queue @mqueue/azure-service-bus
# or use pnpm/yarn
import MQueue from "@mqueue/queue"; // or require("@mqueue/queue");
import { AzureServiceBusQueue } from "@mqueue/azure-service-bus"; // or require("@mqueue/azure-service-bus");
const outgoingQueue = new MQueue.Outgoing(
await AzureServiceBusQueue.Outgoing.connect(
"amqp://rabbitmq:5271",
"queue-name",
),
);
outgoingQueue.sendMessage({
headers: {
"Account-ID": "123",
},
body: "...",
});
// ...
const incomingQueue = new MQueue.Incoming(
await AzureServiceBusQueue.Incoming.connect(
"amqp://rabbitmq:5271",
"queue-name",
),
);
// Start listening to the queue
await incomingQueue.consume(async (payload) => {
const topicOrQueueName = payload.transport.name;
const headers = payload.message.headers;
const data = await payload.message.json();
await payload.accept(); // or await payload.reject();
// ...
});
FAQs
MQueue adapter for Azure Service Bus
We found that @mqueue/azure-service-bus demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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