Super simple provider for reading (consume) / writing (post) to rabbitmq from silex 2.x application.
The installation process is actually very simple. Set up a Silex project with Composer.
Once the new project is set up, open the composer.json file and add the exs/silex-rabbitmq-provider as a dependency:
//composer.json
//...
"require": {
//other bundles
"exs/silex-rabbitmq-provider": "@dev"Or you could just add it via the command line:
$ composer.phar require exs/silex-rabbitmq-provider ~1.0@dev
Save the file and have composer update the project via the command line:
php composer.phar updateComposer will now update all dependencies and you should see our bundle in the list:
- Installing exs/silex-rabbitmq-provider (dev-master 463eb20)
Cloning 463eb2081e7205e7556f6f65224c6ba9631e070aUpdate the app.php to include the EXS-silex-rabbitmq-provider provider:
//app.php
//...
$app->register(new \EXS\RabbitmqProvider\Providers\Services\RabbitmqProvider());Update your rabbitmq connection and environment in your config.php:
//...
// Rabbit MQ connection
$app['rabbit.connections'] = array(
'default' => array(
'host' => 'localhost',
'port' => 5672,
'user' => 'REPLACE_YOUR_USER_NAME',
'password' => 'REPLACE_YOUR_PASSWORD',
'vhost' => 'REPLACE_YOUR_VHOST_NAME'
)
);
// rabbitmq provider environment
$app['exs.rabbitmq.env'] = array(
'exchange' => 'REPLACE_EXCHANGE_NAME',
'type' => 'REPLACE_EXCHANGE_TYPE',
'queue' => 'REPLACE_QUEUE_NAME',
'key' => 'REPLACE_ROUTING_KEY_NAME'
);
//...Publish messages to the new exchange queue
//...
use EXS\RabbitmqProvider\Services\PostmanService;
$postman = new PostmanService();
//Publish messages to the new exchange queue
$postman->publish($YOUR_MESSAGE_HERE, false);
//Publish messages to the existing exchange queue by other rabbitmq bundle
$postman->publish($YOUR_MESSAGE_HERE);
or
$postman->publish($YOUR_MESSAGE_HERE, true);
// setting isDeclared parameter to true will declare the new exchange queue if it doesn't exist.
//...Consume messages from the queue
//...
use EXS\RabbitmqProvider\Services\ConsumerService;
$consumer = new ConsumerService();
// Get all messages from the queue
$messages = $this->consumerService->consumeAll();
// Get 1000 messages from the queue
$messages = $this->consumerService->consumeWithLimit(1000);
// Get all messages from the existing exchange queue by other rabbitmq bundle
$messages = $this->consumerService->consumeAll(false);
or
// Get 1000 messages from the new echange queue
$messages = $this->consumerService->consumeWithLimit(1000, false);
// setting isDeclared parameter to true will declare the new exchange queue if it doesn't exist
//...And now you can publish and consume messages with rabbitmq.
This provider does not support multiple exchanges or queues.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute.
If you have any questions or suggestions please let us know.