$ironMQ->ssl_verifypeer = false;
// Generating a random queue so we don't collide with any existing queues. Feel free to use a proper name
$queueName = md5(rand() . time());
$ironMQ->createQueue($queueName, array('message_expiration' => 3600));
// Generate a queue to hold the alerts that will be generated
$alertQueueName = $queueName . '_alerts';
$ironMQ->createQueue($alertQueueName, array('message_expiration' => 3600));
// Every 200 messages, generate an alert
$alert = array('type' => 'progressive', 'direction' => 'asc', 'trigger' => 200, 'queue' => $alertQueueName);
$addResponse = $ironMQ->addAlerts($queueName, array($alert));
var_dump($addResponse);
// Our Alert queue should be empty
$messages = $ironMQ->peekMessage($alertQueueName);
var_dump($messages);
// Let's generate a bunch of messages to trigger an alert
for ($i = 0; $i < 250; $i++) {
$ironMQ->postMessage($queueName, 'Test Message' . $i);
}
// We should now have one
$messages = $ironMQ->peekMessage($alertQueueName);
var_dump($messages);
// To get the existing alerts on a queue, use getQueue()
$queueData = $ironMQ->getQueue($queueName);
$alerts = $queueData->alerts;
// Update the alerts on a queue
$alerts[0]->trigger = 500;
$updateResponse = $ironMQ->updateAlerts($queueName, $alerts);
var_dump($updateResponse);
// Clean up our tests
$ironMQ->deleteQueue($queueName);
$ironMQ->deleteQueue($alertQueueName);
