RabbitMQ Python connector
Basic RabbitMQ Python connector.
Contents
Introduction
eea.rabbitmq.client is a connector for a RabbitMQ server.
API
Usage example:
from eea.rabbitmq.client import RabbitMQConnector
rabbit_config = {
'rabbit_host': "10.0.0.1",
'rabbit_port': "8080",
'rabbit_username': "admin",
'rabbit_password': "admin"
}
queue_name = "QUEUE_NAME"
rabbit = RabbitMQConnector(**rabbit_config)
rabbit.open_connection()
rabbit.declare_queue(queue_name)
rabbit.send_message(queue_name, "body text")
rabbit.close_connection()
Strings vs. bytes
RabbitMQ messages are bytes, though they may optionally have an encoding flag. When consuming messages, in Python 3, they are received as bytes, and should be decoded:
method, properties, body = rabbit.get_message(queue_name) message = body.decode(properties.content_encoding or 'ascii')
Changelog
1.9 - (2020-05-13)
Feature: added Python3 support. [mgax refs #116195]
1.8 - (2019-01-28)
Jenkins: Add sonarqube step [avoinea refs #101552]
1.7 - (2018-09-24)
Change: Remove plone utilities for RabbitMQ client. (Moved in https://github.com/eea/eea.rabbitmq.plone) [GhitaB refs #91506]
1.6 - (2018-08-21)
Feature: add configuration and utilities for RabbitMQ client [GhitaB refs #91506]
Change: updated URLs pointing to eea.europa.eu with https:// [alecghica refs #95849]
1.5 - (2017-12-12)
Change: Replace eeacms/zptlint with eeacms/plone-test:4 zptlint [avoinea refs #90415]
1.4 - (2017-04-24)
Change: updated package information [eduard-fironda]
1.3 - (2016-09-05)
Bug fix: fixed pylint [chiridra refs #72772]
1.2 - (2016-08-29)
Change: disabled hearbeat interval to avoid disconnections. [chiridra refs #72772]
1.1 - (2016-05-12)
Change: turned package into a proper plone package [ichim-david refs #71940]
1.0 - (2016-05-04)
Feature: added documentation [alecghica refs #69689]
Bug fix: fixed package structure [alecghica refs #69689]
Feature: innitial release [szabozo0 refs #69689]
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