powerful-pipes-watch-bus 1.0.11

Multi broker watcher tool that connect them with UNIX pipes. BUS Message watcher for OpenAPI Generator Project

Powerful Pipes Watcher - Multi-broker watcher tool with the power of UNIX Pipes

Index

• Install
• Quick Start
  • WatchBus
  • SendBus
  • As a Python library
• Supported brokers
  • Redis examples
    • Redis Simple Queue Listener
    • Redis Pub / Sub
    • Redis Streams
• Authors
• License
• Contributions
• Acknowledgements

In a nutshell Powerful Pipes Watcher is a multi broker watcher tool that connect them with UNIX pipes.

Install

> pip install powerful-pipes-watch-bus 

Quick Start

WatchBus

Powerful Pipes Watcher read from a broker queue and re-send received data to the UNIX pipeline.

Example

> watch-bus -c redis:// -q my-queue 

Above command will connect to the localhost Redis at default port, at database number 1, and will listen for my-queue queue.

Example with multiple queues

> watch-bus -c redis:// -q my-queue -q second-queue 

With this command watch-bus will listen from two queues events.

SendBus

Powerful Pipes SendBus read from stdin and re-send received JSON data to the Broker queue(s).

Example

> cat data.json | send-bus -c redis:// -q my-queue 

Above command will connect to the localhost Redis at default port, at database number 1, and will listen for my-queue queue.

Example with multiple queues

> cat data.json | send-bus -c redis:// -q my-queue -q second-queue 

With this command sendBus will send data to two broker queues.

As a Python library

You also can use Powerful Pipes Watcher as a Python library in your Python code:

from powerful_pipes_watch_bus import connect_bus

def main():
  redis_connection = connect_bus("redis+pubsub://localhost:6379/?db=0&channel=my-channel")
  
  for message in redis_connection.read_json_messages():
    redis_connection.send_json_message(message, "my-other-queue")

if __name__ == "__main__":
  main()

Supported brokers

Currently, supported brokers are:

• Redis Pub/Sub
• Redis Streams
• Redis simple Queue listener

We'll be happy if you want to contribute adding new brokers! :)

Redis examples

Redis Simple Queue Listener

Bus connections for Redis should look like:

redis://[[user]:[password]@][host][:port][/?db=INTEGER][&queue=STRING]]

Default values:

• user: Null
• password: Null
• Host: 127.0.0.1
• port: 6379
• db: 1
• queue: default

Redis Pub / Sub

Bus connections for Redis should look like:

redis+pubsub://[[user]:[password]@][host][:port][/?[db=INTEGER][&channel=STRING]]

channel is the pub/sub channel to listen for.

Default values:

• user: Null
• password: Null
• Host: 127.0.0.1
• port: 6379
• db: 1
• channel: default

Redis Streams

Bus connections for Redis should look like:

redis+streams://[[user]:[password]@][host][:port]/?stream=STRING[&db=INTEGER][&group=STRING][&consumer=STRING][&timeout=INTEGER][&batch_size=INTEGER][&persistent=BOOLEAN]

This mode can works as a consumer or as a producer, depending on the parameters.

Consumer

If you want to use the Redis Streams as a consumer, you should specify the group and consumer parameters.

Producer

If you want to use the Redis Streams as a producer, you should specify ONLY the stream parameter.

Mandatory parameters

• stream: The stream name to listen for.

Default values:

• user: Null
• password: Null
• Host: 127.0.0.1
• port: 6379
• db: 1
• consumer: "auto" (will be generated automatically)
• persistent: False. If True, the consumer will be created as persistent.

Authors

Powerful Pipes was made by 42Crunch Research Team:

• jc42
• cr0hn

License

Powerful Pipes is Open Source and available under the AGPLv3+.

Contributions

Contributions are very welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md or skim existing tickets to see where you could help out.

Acknowledgements

Project logo thanks to Camera control vector created by upklyak.