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Set of tools to work with Qpid and a library for high-level Qpid interaction.

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Qpid Bow is a higher level client framework for Python 3.6+ to communicate with AMQP/Qpid servers combined with a set of CLI tools to manage a Qpid server.

With its CLI tools Qpid Bow provides the missing tooling you always wanted to administrate or debug your Qpid-based AMQP stack. Providing you with the power to manage queues and exchanges, setup and save routing using YAML files and various other tools.

As a framework Qpid Bow can provide you with a higher level interface on top of the low level Qpid Proton library to integrate with AMQP/Qpid queues, exchanges and Remote Procedure Call (RPC) functionality:

  • Simple, callback based receiver, supporting listening for multiple queues.

  • RPC calls with automatic temporary queues and callbacks.

  • Queue based sender.

  • Included Qpid management code for queue/exchange creation.

  • Support to run under Python’s asyncio event loop with async def callbacks.

Requirements

Installation

Qpid Bow is available from PyPI:

$ pip install qpid-bow

Or add qpid-bow to your application’s requirements using requirements.txt / setup.py / Pipfile.

Testing

Qpid Bow’s unit tests need to connect to an actual Apache Qpid server for all tests to succeed. By default the tests assume a server exists on localhost.

To specify the server address to use for tests use the environment variable: AMQP_TEST_SERVERS

Available tools

Queue

  • qb queue create - Create queues.

  • qb queue delete - Delete queues.

  • qb queue purge - Purge messages from a queue.

  • qb queue reroute - Reroute messages from a queue to an exchange.

  • qb queue stats - Print queue usage statistics and active number of messages.

Message

  • qb message receive - Receive messages from a queue or an exchange.

  • qb message send - Send messages to a queue or an exchange.

Route

  • qb route dump - View & save exchange -> queue routing.

  • qb route config - Setup exchange -> queue routing from a saved file.

Connection

  • qb connection kill - Kill connections from the server.

Session

  • qb session outgoing - List outgoing sessions from the server.

Environment variables

AMQP_SERVERS - comma-separated list of main and failover servers to connect to

AMQP_TEST_SERVERS - Same as AMQP_SERVERS, used solely for unittests

example: AMQP_SERVERS=amqp://user:pass@192.168.1.1:5672,amqp://user:pass@192.168.1.2:5672

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