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Scala NSQ client

Scala NSQ client, based on netty, typesafe config, slf4j and json4s.

Dependency management

Client requires scala 2.11.

For SBT users:

libraryDependencies += "com.github.mitallast" %% "scala-nsq" % "1.10"

For Maven users:

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.github.mitallast</groupId>
  <artifactId>scala-nsq_2.11</artifactId>
  <version>1.10</version>
</dependency>

Configuration

Configuration based on typesafe config library. See reference for available configuration options

Create client instance

By default, client connect to nsqlookupd node at http://127.0.0.1:4161, you can override default settings using standard typesafehub/config ways.

For consumer instance, client send GET /lookup?topic=... for concrete topic, and send GET /nodes for provider instance to retrieve list of addresses nsqd nodes and connect to them.

and request GET /lookup?topic=... for concrete topic, o

import org.mitallast.nsq._

val client = NSQClient()

Also, you can provide it programmatically:

import org.mitallast.nsq._
import com.typesafe.config.Config

val config: Config = ...
val client = NSQClient(config)

By default, client use NSQLookupDefault with configurable addresses to nsqlookupd instances. By default, http://127.0.0.1:4161 address using. Set config property nsq.lookup-address and lookup-period to override.

Also, you can implement trait NSQLookup and provide it programmatically:

import org.mitallast.nsq._
import java.net.InetSocketAddress

val lookup = new NSQLookup {
    def nodes(): List[SocketAddress] = ...
    def lookup(topic: String): List[SocketAddress] = ...
}

val client = NSQClient(lookup)

// or with config:
val config: Config = ...
val client = NSQClient(lookup, config)

Producer API

val producer = client.producer()

val listener = match {
  case Success(_:OK) => log.info("message pub successfully")
  case Failure(error) => log.info("message pub failed", error)
}

// publish one message 
producer.pub(topic="test", data=Array[Byte](1,0,1,1)).onComplete(listener)
producer.pubStr(topic="test", data="hello").onComplete(listener)

// publish multiple messages
producer.mpub(topic="test", data=Seq(Array[Byte](1,0,1,1), Array[Byte](1,0,1,1))).onComplete(listener)
producer.mpubStr(topic="test", data=Seq("hello", "world")).onComplete(listener)

Consumer API

Consumer automatically send RDY <number>\n command. By default, 1 message. Set config property nsq.max-ready-count to override.

val consumer = client.consumer(topic="test", channel="default") { message =>
    log.info("received: {}", msg)
    // send `TOUCH msgid` message request 
    msg.touch() 
    // send `REQ msdid 100` message request
    msg.req(100)
    // send `FIN msgid` message request
    msg.fin()
}

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