Proton Python clients is a collection of reactive messaging test clients built on python-qpid-proton AMQP1.0 based messaging library. cli-proton-python is a part of Unified Messaging Test Clients that offers equivalent functionality when using different programing languages or APIs.
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Installation
cli-proton-python requires Python v2.6+ to run.
$ pip install cli-proton-python
Using
Using the command line clients (please refer to –help to discover the available options)
$ cli-proton-python-sender --broker-url "username:password@localhost:5672/queue_test" --count 1 --msg-content "text message" --log-msgs dict $ cli-proton-python-receiver --broker-url "username:password@localhost:5672/queue_test" --count 1 --log-msgs dict
Using in script
import proton
from cli_proton_python import sender
parser = sender.options.SenderOptions()
opts, _ = parser.parse_args()
opts.broker_url = 'username:password@localhost:5672/examples'
opts.count = 1
opts.msg_content = 'text message'
opts.log_msgs = 'dict'
container = proton.reactor.Container(sender.Send(opts))
container.run()Documentation
Documentation may be found on readthedocs.io: read the docummentation
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