PyQueueManager 1.12.1

QueueManager class

>>> from queue_manager.queue_manager import QueueManager
>>> conn_params = {
...     'host': '',
...     'port': '',
...     'username': '',
...     'password': ''
... }
>>> # or use multiple urls
>>> conn_params = ('amqp://host1', 'amqp://host2',)
qm = QueueManager(conn_params)
>>> qm.push('hello', 'Hello from QueueManager')
True
>>> qm.pop('hello')
Hello from QueueManager
>>> del(qm)

RabbitMqPublisher class

from queue_manager.rabbitmq_consumer import RabbitMqPublisher

producer = RabbitMqPublisher('amqp://username:password@hostname:port',
                             'exchange', 'exchange_type', 'queue_name', 'routing_key')

producer.publish_message('hello')
# or passing message property
producer.publish_message('hello', dict(priority=8))

RabbitMqConsumer class

This class is an async consumer class, that still connected.

Inspired on: asynchronous_consumer_example

single_url = 'amqp://username:password@hostname:port'
# or multiple urls
multiple_urls = ('amqp://username:password@hostnameone:port', 'amqp://username:password@hostnametwo:port')
consumer = RabbitMqConsumer(single_url, queue='queue_name')

try:
    def callback(body):
        print("message body", body)

    consumer.run(callback)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
    consumer.stop()

TornadoConsumer class

from tornado.ioloop import IOLoop
from queue_manager.tornado_consumer import TornadoConsumer

consumer = TornadoConsumer('amqp://username:password@hostname:port',
                           'exchange', 'exchange_type', 'queue_name', 'routing_key')


def callback(body):
    print("message body", body)

consumer.run(callback)
IOLoop.instance().start()

PubsubConsumer class

consumer = PubsubConsumer('project_id', 'path/to/sa.json', 'subscription_name', 'topic_name')

def callback(message):
    print("message", message)

try:
    consumer.start_listening(callback)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
    consumer.stop()