Usage example
from asyncio import get_event_loop, coroutine
from colibri import Connection, BasicMessage
@coroutine
def go():
c = Connection()
msg = BasicMessage('test message')
with (yield from c):
channel = c.channel()
with (yield from channel):
yield from channel.exchange_declare('otherex', type='direct')
yield from channel.queue_declare('otherqueue')
yield from channel.queue_bind('otherqueue', 'otherex', 'route')
yield from channel.basic_publish(msg, 'otherex', 'route')
res = yield from channel.basic_get('otherqueue')
print("this is the result: ", res.body)
get_event_loop().run_until_complete(go())
Installation
Using pip:
$ pip install colibri
From the source (requires virtualenv or root):
$ setup.py install
Metadata
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