README.md

Philotic

Lightweight, opinionated wrapper for using RabbitMQ headers exchanges

Check out the examples.

Examples

Using Philotic as a singleton

require 'philotic'
require 'awesome_print'

# override the message return handler
Philotic.config.message_return_handler = lambda do |basic_return, metadata, message|
  Philotic.logger.warn { "Message returned. reply_text: #{basic_return.reply_text}" }
end

Philotic.subscribe(header_key: 'header_1') do |message|
  ap message.attributes
end

# normally we'd do:
#
# Philotic.subscriber.endure
#
# to keep the parent thread alive while the subscribers do their thing
# but this infinite publish loop takes care of that
loop do
  Philotic::Message.publish({header_key: "header_#{[1, 2].sample}"}, {payload_key: 'payload_value'})
  # only send a message every two seconds so we can see whats going on
  sleep 2
end

Using an instance of Philotic::Connection

require 'philotic'
require 'awesome_print'

philotic = Philotic::Connection.new

# override the message return handler
philotic.config.message_return_handler = lambda do |basic_return, metadata, message|
  philotic.logger.warn { "Message returned. reply_text: #{basic_return.reply_text}" }
end

philotic.subscribe(header_key: 'header_1') do |message|
  ap message.attributes
end

# normally we'd do:
#
# philotic.subscriber.endure
#
# to keep the parent thread alive while the subscribers do their thing
# but this infinite publish loop takes care of that
loop do
  message = Philotic::Message.new({header_key: "header_#{[1, 2].sample}"}, {payload_key: 'payload_value'})
  philotic.publish message
  # only send a message every two seconds so we can see whats going on
  sleep 2
end

Tested with the following Rubies

• 2.0.0
• 2.1.5
• 2.2.0
• 2.2.1
• 2.2.2
• 2.2.3
• rbx*2
• jruby*19mode
• ruby*head
• jruby*head