GenRMQ is a set of behaviours meant to be used to create RabbitMQ consumers and publishers. Internally it is using AMQP elixir RabbitMQ client. The idea is to reduce boilerplate consumer / publisher code, which usually includes:
- creating connection / channel and keeping it in a state
- creating and binding queue
- handling reconnections / consumer cancellations
The project currently provides the following functionality:
GenRMQ.Consumer
- a behaviour for implementing RabbitMQ consumersGenRMQ.Publisher
- a behaviour for implementing RabbitMQ publishersGenRMQ.Processor
- a behaviour for implementing RabbitMQ message processorsGenRMQ.RabbitCase
- test utilities for RabbitMQ (example usage)
def deps do
[{:gen_rmq, "~> 2.3.0"}]
end
Please check how to migrate to gen_rmq 1.0.0
from previous versions.
More thorough examples for using GenRMQ.Consumer
and GenRMQ.Publisher
can be found in the examples directory.
defmodule Consumer do
@behaviour GenRMQ.Consumer
def init() do
[
queue: "gen_rmq_in_queue",
exchange: "gen_rmq_exchange",
routing_key: "#",
prefetch_count: "10",
uri: "amqp://guest:guest@localhost:5672",
retry_delay_function: fn attempt -> :timer.sleep(2000 * attempt) end
]
end
def consumer_tag() do
"test_tag"
end
def handle_message(message) do
...
end
end
GenRMQ.Consumer.start_link(Consumer, name: Consumer)
This will result in:
- durable
gen_rmq_exchange.deadletter
exchange created or redeclared - durable
gen_rmq_in_queue_error
queue created or redeclared. It will be bound togen_rmq_exchange.deadletter
- durable topic
gen_rmq_exchange
exchange created or redeclared - durable
gen_rmq_in_queue
queue created or redeclared. It will be bound togen_rmq_exchange
exchange and has a deadletter exchange set togen_rmq_exchange.deadletter
- every
handle_message
callback will executed in separate process. This can be disabled by settingconcurrency: false
ininit
callback - on failed rabbitmq connection it will wait for a bit and then reconnect
There are many options to control the consumer setup details, please check the c:GenRMQ.Consumer.init/0
docs for all available settings.
defmodule Publisher do
@behaviour GenRMQ.Publisher
def init() do
[
exchange: "gen_rmq_exchange",
uri: "amqp://guest:guest@localhost:5672"
]
end
end
GenRMQ.Publisher.start_link(Publisher, name: Publisher)
GenRMQ.Publisher.publish(Publisher, Jason.encode!(%{msg: "msg"}))
You need docker-compose installed.
$ make test
We happily accept contributions in the form of Github PRs or in the form of bug reports, comments/suggestions or usage questions by creating a github issue.
This library was developed as a Meltwater internal project starting in January 2018.
Over the next two months it has been used in at least three Meltwater production services.
Are you using gen_rmq
in production? Please let us know, we are curious!
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