Added warren/bunny simple examples

warren/warren_bunny_receiver.rb

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+require "rubygems"
+require "warren"
+require "warren/adapters/bunny_adapter"
+
+Signal.trap("INT") { exit! }
+Signal.trap("TERM") { exit! }
+
+# Listen to the main queue
+q = "main"
+puts "Listening to the #{q} queue."
+
+# Setup our own connection before generating the queue object
+conn = Warren::Connection.new("development" => {
+  :user => "guest",
+  :pass => "guest",
+  :vhost => "/",
+  :default_queue => "main",
+  :logging => false
+})
+# Set the connection for the queue
+Warren::Queue.connection = conn
+
+# And attach a block for new messages to fire
+Warren::Queue.subscribe(q) do |msg|
+  p [Time.now, msg]
+end

warren/warren_bunny_sender.rb

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+require "rubygems"
+require "warren"
+require "warren/adapters/bunny_adapter"
+
+Signal.trap("INT") { exit! }
+Signal.trap("TERM") { exit! }
+
+# Setup our own connection before generating the queue object
+conn = Warren::Connection.new("development" => {
+  :user => "guest",
+  :pass => "guest",
+  :vhost => "/",
+  :default_queue => "main",
+  :logging => false
+})
+# Set the connection for the queue
+Warren::Queue.connection = conn
+# Generate some data to send
+data = {
+  :people => [
+    :fred => {
+      :age => 25,
+      :location => "Leeds"
+    },
+    :george => {
+      :age => 32,
+      :location => "London"
+    }
+  ]
+}
+
+# Push a message onto the queue
+p Warren::Queue.publish(:default, data )
+
+# And then push a message onto the queue, returning "foo"
+#p Warren::Queue.publish(:default, data) { "foo" }