redis-smq-rest-api
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This package offers an HTTP interface which allows any web capable application to interact with the RedisSMQ message queue using a RESTful API.
Currently, RedisSMQ REST API is distributed as an RC release and is still in active development.
npm i redis-smq-rest-api@rc --save
The REST API configuration extends RedisSMQ Configuration while adding the API server configuration.
export type THttpApiConfig = {
port?: number;
host?: string;
basePath?: string;
};
export interface IRedisSMQHttpApiConfig extends IRedisSMQConfig {
apiServer?: THttpApiConfig;
}
import { RedisSmqRestApi } from 'redis-smq-rest-api';
const config: IRedisSMQHttpApiConfig = {
redis: {
client: ERedisConfigClient.IOREDIS,
options: {
host: '127.0.0.1',
port: 6379,
},
},
apiServer: {
host: '127.0.0.1',
port: 7210,
},
};
const apiServer = new RedisSmqRestApi(config);
apiServer.run();
Once your RedisSMQ API server is up and running you may view the API Reference and try it directly from
the Swagger UI which is accessible via http://<HOSTAME:PORT>/docs.
The OpenAPI specification is available at http://<HOSTAME:PORT>/assets/openapi-specs.json
8.0.0-rc.36 (2025-04-11)
FAQs
A RESTful API for RedisSMQ
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