rb-notifme-sdk-queue-rabbitmq

RabbitMQ plugin for Notif.me SDK.

• Features
• Getting started
• How to use
• Contributing
• Need help? Found a bug?

Features

• Easy integration — Just plug and play.

• Breakdown management — Try to reconnect automatically if connection to queue is lost, and let you choose what to do with notification requests in the meantime.

• MIT license — Use it like you want.

Getting Started

In your application

$ yarn add notifme-sdk-queue-rabbitmq

import NotifmeRabbitMqProducer from 'notifme-sdk-queue-rabbitmq/lib/producer'

const notificationService = new NotifmeRabbitMqProducer({
  url: 'amqp://localhost'
})

notificationService.enqueueNotification({
  sms: {from: '[phone]', to: '[phone]', text: 'Hello, how are you?'}
}).catch(console.error)

In your worker

$ yarn add notifme-sdk notifme-sdk-queue-rabbitmq

import NotifmeSdk from 'notifme-sdk'
import NotifmeRabbitMqConsumer from 'notifme-sdk-queue-rabbitmq/lib/consumer'

const notifmeSdk = new NotifmeSdk({
  /*
   * Define all your providers here.
   * (see documentation: https://github.com/notifme/notifme-sdk#2-providers)
   */
})

const notifmeWorker = new NotifmeRabbitMqConsumer({
  url: 'amqp://localhost'
})

notifmeWorker.run(async (request) => {
  const result = await notifmeSdk.send(request)
  if (result.status === 'error') {
    /*
     * Some channels of this request have errors.
     * Which means all your providers failed for these channels.
     * Do you want to retry failing channels by enqueing to a delayed queue?
     */
  }
})

See a complete working example for more details.

How to use

Producer options

new NotifmeRabbitMqProducer({
  keepRequestsInMemoryWhileConnecting: ...,
  url: ...,
  amqpOptions: ...,
  queueName: ...,
  isPersistent: ...,
  reconnectDelaySecond: ...
})

Option name	Type	Default	Description
keepRequestsInMemoryWhileConnecting	boolean	false	Should the requests be kept in memory while queue is (re)connecting? If set to true, may cause memory overflow.
url	string	'amqp://localhost'	RabbitMQ URL. See amqplib documentation.
amqpOptions	Object	{}	Connection options. See amqplib documentation.
queueName	string	'notifme:request'	Name of the queue to use.
isPersistent	boolean	true	Is the queue persistent?
reconnectDelaySecond	number	30	Time in second to wait between two reconnection tries.

Consumer options

new NotifmeRabbitMqConsumer({
  url: ...,
  amqpOptions: ...,
  queueName: ...,
  isPersistent: ...,
  reconnectDelaySecond: ...
})

Option name	Type	Default	Description
url	string	'amqp://localhost'	RabbitMQ URL. See amqplib documentation.
amqpOptions	Object	{}	Connection options. See amqplib documentation.
queueName	string	'notifme:request'	Name of the queue to use.
isPersistent	boolean	true	Is the queue persistent?
reconnectDelaySecond	number	30	Time in second to wait between two reconnection tries.

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome!

To get started: fork this repository to your own GitHub account and then clone it to your local device.

$ git clone [e-mail]:[YOUR_USERNAME]/notifme-sdk-queue-rabbitmq.git && cd notifme-sdk-queue-rabbitmq
$ yarn install

Need Help? Found a bug?

Submit an issue to the project Github if you need any help. And, of course, feel free to submit pull requests with bug fixes or changes.