RabbitMQ without headache.

b-rabbit is a RabbitMq client library that aims to make interfacing with RabbitMQ easier. It is very useful especially inside large projects, in which many boilerplate code must be written.

I started this project when I was working on a large microservices-based project in a large team. I decided to open-source the project afterwards.

• Free software: MIT license

• Documentation: https://b-rabbit.readthedocs.io.

Features

• it implements all RabbitMQ messaging patterns.

• provides an easy high level API (take a look at the examples)

• thread safe

When you should use it

• if you are having problems with other non thread safe libraries (like I did)

• if you want to develop fast by using a high level API

• if you don’t want to write much code and save much time

• if you want to use multithreading

Quick Usage

import the library:

from b_rabbit import BRabbit

create a parent instance which provide a global rabbitMQ connection

rabbit = BRabbit(host='localhost', port=5672)

now, just one liner to publish a message:

publisher = rabbit.EventPublisher(b_rabbit=rabbit,
                                  publisher_name='pub').publish(routing_key='testing.test',
                                                                payload='Hello from publisher')

or if you want to subscribe and listen to a certain topic:

 def callback(msg):
    # do something with the received msg from the publisher
    print(f"msg received: {msg}")

# subscribe and run a listener in a thread

subscriber = rabbit.EventSubscriber(
                                b_rabbit=rabbit,
                                routing_key='testing.test',
                                publisher_name='pub',
                                event_listener=callback).subscribe_on_thread()

Advanced Usage using RPC

• task requester

from b_rabbit import BRabbit


def taskResponseListener(body):
    print('Task Response received')
    print(str(body))


rabbit = BRabbit(host='localhost', port=5672)
taskRequesterSynchron = rabbit.TaskRequesterSynchron(b_rabbit=rabbit,
                                                     executor_name='test',
                                                     routing_key='testing.test',
                                                     response_listener=taskResponseListener)

taskRequesterSynchron.request_task('msg from requester')
rabbit.close_connection()

• task responser (server)

from b_rabbit import BRabbit
import time

rabbit = BRabbit(host='localhost', port=5672)


def taskListener(server, body):
    print('Task Request received')
    print(str(body))
    time.sleep(5)
    server.send_return(payload="return this value to requester")


taskExecuter = rabbit.TaskExecutor(b_rabbit=rabbit,
                                   executor_name='test',
                                   routing_key='testing.test',
                                   task_listener=taskListener).run_task_on_thread()

Further

Take a look in the examples folder for more. b_rabbit implements also the remote procedure call (RPC) pattern