Bash nats is a layer built in top of go, to allow bash commands manage nats communication.
- master:
go get git.r3labs.io:libraries/bash-nats
Generally bash-nats can be used like:
$ bash-nats subject manager arguments
Where:
- subject : the nats subject which will be listening at
- manager : the bash command that will be called in order to manage the message
- arguments : extra arguments the manager may need
So, a real example can look like:
bash-nats create-instance jruby adapter.rb
Bash nats can also have multiple subscriptions by comma delimiting subjects, like so:
bash-nats create-instance,update-instance jruby adapter.rb
make test
If you have your nats running on a non default host you can define this host on the environment variable NATS_URI
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