A RSMQ terminal client.
npm install -g rsmq-cli
rsmq send "mymsg"Global options can be used by every command.
Execpt the option --group tt's also possible to define your own default by using rsmq config or by editing the file ~/.rsmq-cli.
- -h --host : (
Stringoptional: default =127.0.0.1) Redis host - -p --port : (
Numberoptional: default =6379) Redis port - -n --ns : (
Stringoptional: default =rsmq) RSMQ namespace - -q --qname : (
Stringoptional ) RSMQ queuename. - -t --timeout : (
Numberoptional: default =6379) timeout to wait for a redis connection. - -g --group : (
Stringoptional ) RSMQ configuration group. - --clientopt : (
Stringoptional ) Redis client options. Multiple usage possible. E.g.--clientopt password=secret --clientopt db=3(see node_redis.options).
create a new queue if not exists
rsmq create [global-options]send a message to the queue
rsmq send message [global-options] receive a single message
rsmq receive [global-options]delete a message from the queue
rsmq delete [msgid] [global-options]get the current queue attributes and stats
rsmq stats [global-options]get the message count of a queue
rsmq stats [global-options]List all queues within the namespace
rsmq listqueues [global-options]change the visibility of a message
rsmq visibility [msgid] [vt] [global-options]get or set the attributes of a queue
rsmq attributes set [name] [value] [global-options] rsmq attributes get [name] [global-options] rsmq attributes ls [global-options]attributes to set:
vt(Numberoptional ) The length of time, in seconds, that a message received from a queue will be invisible to other receiving components when they ask to receive messages. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)delay(Numberoptional ) The time in seconds that the delivery of all new messages in the queue will be delayed. Allowed values: 0-9999999 (around 115 days)maxsize(Numberoptional ) The maximum message size in bytes. Allowed values: 1024-65536
configurate your client. This makes it possible to redefine the defaults of the client options
rsmq config [-g group] ls rsmq config [-g group] get [name] rsmq config [-g group] set [name] [value]Examples:
# set the host global
rsmq config set host my.redis.server.com
# set the host of group
rsmq config set --group myenv host my.redis.server.com
# set client connection options of a group
rsmq config set --group myenv clientopt.password "myRedisSecret!"
# get the host of a group
rsmq config get --group myenv host
# get the complete configuration of a group as json
rsmq config ls --group myenv --json
# remove the host config of a group
rsmq config set --group myenv host
| Version | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0.2.0 | 2016-06-27 | Added the possibility to define redis client options by using --clientopt or setting it via config rsmq config set clientopt.db 0 |
| 0.1.3 | 2016-06-27 | fixed error handling on invalid arguments/params; removed generated code docs |
| 0.1.2 | 2016-05-06 | updated dependencies and dev environment |
| 0.1.1 | 2015-03-03 | first working version |
| 0.0.1 | 2015-02-23 | Initial commit |
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