High level interfaces for work with RabbitMQ.
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Installation
pip install rabbitmq-clients
Usage
Run rabbitMQ on your computer.
Producer
import asyncio
import json
from rabbitmq_clients import RabbitProducer
if __name__ == "__main__":
producer = RabbitProducer(
host='localhost',
login='test',
password='test',
queue_name='test_queue',
exchange_name='',
routing_key='',
)
data = {"result": True}
asyncio.run(producer.publish(json.dumps(data)))
Consume multiply queues (recommended)
import asyncio
from rabbitmq_clients import RabbitConsumer, QueueDTO
from rabbitmq_clients.core.types import JSON
async def show_decoded_result(result: JSON):
print(result)
async def show_encoded_result(result: JSON):
print(result.body)
if __name__ == "__main__":
consumer = RabbitConsumer(
host='localhost',
login='test',
password='test',
queue_name='decoded_result',
)
first_queue = QueueDTO(
name='test_queue',
callback=show_decoded_result,
)
second_queue = QueueDTO(
name='encoded_result',
callback=show_encoded_result,
auto_decode=False,
)
consumer.add_queue(first_queue)
consumer.add_queue(second_queue)
try:
asyncio.run(consumer.consume_all())
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
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