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simple-message-helper
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Provides a simple interface for a single-exchange, single-queue message pattern
This simplifies interactions for working with a message broker when you really don't need a full feature set - basically just send and receive. It's written in CoffeeScript and is used downstream to run chatops tasks as part of a Hubot deployment.
var readyFn = function() {
console.log("Connected and configured");
communicator.send("Do stuff");
};
var messageHandler = function(message) {
console.log("Got a message:", message);
};
var disconnected = function() {
console.log("Disconnected");
}
var messageHelper = require('message-helper')
var communicator = new messageHelper(readyFn, messageHandler, disconnected);
From the above, you'd expect the message "Do stuff" to get published to your exchange.
You can use the default configuration:
configuration =
user: "guest"
password: "guest"
host: "localhost"
port: 5672
vhost: "/"
commandExchangeName: "hubot-commands"
commandRoutingKey: "hubot-commands"
responseExchangeName: "hubot-responses"
responseQueueName: "hubot-responses"
Or, use custom environment variables:
export AMQP_USER="amqp_user"
export AMQP_PASSWORD="amqp_password"
export AMQP_HOST="amqp_host"
export AMQP_PORT="amqp_port"
export AMQP_VHOST="amqp_vhost"
export AMQP_COMMAND_EXCHANGE_NAME="amqp_command_exchange_name"
export AMQP_COMMAND_ROUTING_KEY="amqp_command_routing_key"
export AMQP_RESPONSE_EXCHANGE_NAME="amqp_response_exchange_name"
export AMQP_RESPONSE_QUEUE_NAME="amqp_response_queue_name"
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Provides a simple interface for a single-exchange, single-queue message pattern
We found that simple-message-helper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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