philiarabbit 0.1.6

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Documentation:

https://github.com/AmirRedHat/PhiliaRabbitMQ

Description

This project made for philia. In this project we package the rabbitmq utils.

• producer
• consumer
• connection pool

Consumer

The consumer implemented in two version (sync and async). Both of them accept an callback function as argument and received data from producer will pass to callback

Sync Version :

def consumer_callback(ch, method, properties, body):
    ...
    # body is received data from producer

from philiarabbit.consumer import PhiliaRabbitConsumer
from pika.exchange_type import ExchangeType
consumer = PhiliaRabbitConsumer(
    rabbit_url="",
    queue_name="",
    exchange_name="",
    routing_keys=[],
    exchange_type=ExchangeType.topic  # TOPIC or DIRECT
)
consumer.run(consumer_callback)

Async Version :

async def consumer_callback(body):
    ...
    # body is received data from producer

from philiarabbit.consumer import AsyncPhiliaRabbitConsumer
import aio_pika
import asyncio
consumer = AsyncPhiliaRabbitConsumer(
    rabbit_url="",
    queue_name="",
    exchange_name="",
    routing_keys=[],
    exchange_type=aio_pika.ExchangeType.TOPIC  # TOPIC or DIRECT
)
asyncio.run(consumer.run(consumer_callback))

Producer

The producer is implemented in two version (sync and async). just define exchange_name and routing_key then publish the message. you can also manage the connections by passing connection pool object.

Connection Pool

The connection pool is implemented in two version (sync and async). This class will manage your rabbitmq connections and keep them in queue for heavy-call cases

Example :

from philiarabbit.connection_pool import PhiliaRabbitConnectionPool
pool = PhiliaRabbitConnectionPool(
    rabbit_url="",
    max_size=2,
    logger=None  # you can pass a logger instance
)
connection, channel = pool.get_connection_with_channel()
# you can use the connection and channel in your codebase

Example of connection pool with producer :

from philiarabbit.connection_pool import PhiliaRabbitConnectionPool
pool = PhiliaRabbitConnectionPool(
    rabbit_url="",
    max_size=2,
    logger=None  # you can pass a logger instance
)

from philiarabbit.producer import PhiliaRabbitProducer
producer = PhiliaRabbitProducer(
        rabbit_url="",
        routing_key="",
        exchange_name="",
    )
producer.publish(data=bytes)

Test

The integration tests wrote in /tests/ directory.