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A really simple message queue based on Redis
tl;dr: If you run a Redis server and currently use Amazon SQS or a similar message queue you might as well use this fast little replacement. Using a shared Redis server multiple NodeJS processes can send / receive messages. The receiveMessage Method uses a Redis Lua script to ensure a message is only delivered to a single recipient.
Lightweight: Just Redis. Every client can send and receive messages via a shared Redis server.
Guaranteed delivery of a message to exactly one recipient within a messages visibility timeout.
No security: Like memcached. Only for internal use in trusted environments.
Similar to Amazon SQS (Simple Queue Service) - with some differences:
sendMessage method.Optional RESTful interface via rest-rsmq
id that you can use to delete the message.sendMessage method will return the id for a sent message.receiveMessage method will return an id along with the message and some stats.createQueue and receiveMessage methods described below for optional parameters like visibility timeout and delay.npm install rsmq
RedisSMQ = require("rsmq");
rsmq = new RedisSMQ( {host: "127.0.0.1", port: 6379, ns: "rsmq"} );
Parameters for RedisSMQ via an options object:
host (String): optional (Default: "127.0.0.1") The Redis serverport (Number): optional (Default: 6379) The Redis portoptions (Object): optional (Default: {}) The Redis https://github.com/mranney/node_redis#rediscreateclientport-host-options options object.client (RedisClient): optional A existing redis client instance. host and server will be ignored.ns (String): optional (Default: "rsmq") The namespace prefix used for all keys created by rsmqPlease look at the Methods section for optional parameters when creating a queue.
rsmq.createQueue({qname:"myqueue"}, function (err, resp) {
if (resp===1) {
console.log("queue created")
}
});
rsmq.sendMessage({qname:"myqueue", message:"Hello World"}, function (err, resp) {
if (resp) {
console.log("Message sent. ID:", resp);
}
});
rsmq.receiveMessage({qname:"myqueue"}, function (err, resp) {
if (resp.id) {
console.log("Message received.", resp)
}
else {
console.log("No messages for me...")
}
});
rsmq.deleteMessage({qname:"myqueue", id:"dhoiwpiirm15ce77305a5c3a3b0f230c6e20f09b55"}, function (err, resp) {
if (resp===1) {
console.log("Message deleted.")
}
else {
console.log("Message not found.")
}
});
Change the visibility timer of a single message.
The time when the message will be visible again is calculated from the current time (now) + vt.
Parameters:
qname (String): The Queue name.id (String): The message id.vt (Number): The length of time, in seconds, that this message will not be visible. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)Returns:
1 if successful, 0 if the message was not found.Create a new queue.
Parameters:
qname (String): The Queue name. Maximum 80 characters; alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_) are allowed.vt (Number): optional (Default: 30) The length of time, in seconds, that a message received from a queue will be invisible to other receiving components when they ask to receive messages. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)delay (Number): optional (Default: 0) The time in seconds that the delivery of all new messages in the queue will be delayed. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)maxsize (Number): optional (Default: 65536) The maximum message size in bytes. Allowed values: 1024-65536Returns:
1Parameters:
qname (String): The Queue name.id (String): message id to delete.Returns:
1 if successful, 0 if the message was not found.Deletes a queue and all messages.
Parameters:
qname (String): The Queue name.Returns:
1Get queue attributes, counter and stats
Parameters:
qname (String): The Queue name.Returns an object:
vt: The visibility timeout for the queue in secondsdelay: The delay for new messages in secondsmaxsize: The maximum size of a message in bytestotalrecv: Total number of messages received from the queuetotalsent: Total number of messages sent to the queuecreated: Timestamp (epoch in seconds) when the queue was createdmodified: Timestamp (epoch in seconds) when the queue was last modified with setQueueAttributesmsgs: Current number of messages in the queuehiddenmsgs: Current number of hidden / not visible messages. A message can hidden while "in flight" due to a vt parameter or when sent with a delayList all queues
Returns an array:
["qname1", "qname2"]Receive the next message from the queue.
Parameters:
qname (String): The Queue name.vt (Number): optional (Default: queue settings) The length of time, in seconds, that the received message will be invisible to others. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)Returns an object:
message: The message's contents.id: The internal message id.sent: Timestamp of when this message was sent / created.fr: Timestamp of when this message was first received.rc: Number of times this message was received.Note: Will return an empty object if no message is there
Sends a new message.
Parameters:
qname (String)message (String)delay (Number): optional (Default: queue settings) The time in seconds that the delivery of the message will be delayed. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)Returns:
id: The internal message id.Sets queue parameters.
see the CHANGELOG
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