go-shuttle

go-shuttle serves as a wrapper around the azure service-bus go SDK to facilitate the implementation of a pub-sub pattern on Azure using service bus.

NOTE: This library is in early development and should be considered experimental. The api is still moving and can change. We do have breaking changes in v0.*. Use at your own risks.

Conventions & Assumptions

We are assuming that both the publisher and the listener are using go-shuttle

Processor

The processor handles the message pump and feeds your message handler. It allows concurrent message handling and provides a message handler middleware pipeline to compose message handling behavior

Concurrent message handling

// ProcessorOptions configures the processor
// MaxConcurrency defaults to 1. Not setting MaxConcurrency, or setting it to 0 or a negative value will fallback to the default.
// ReceiveInterval defaults to 2 seconds if not set.
type ProcessorOptions struct {
  MaxConcurrency  int
  ReceiveInterval *time.Duration
}

see Processor example

Middlewares:

GoSHuttle provides a few middleware to simplify the implementation of the message handler in the application code

SettlementHandler

Forces the application handler implementation to return a Settlement. This prevents 2 common mistakes:

• Exit the handler without settling the message.
• Settling the message, but not exiting the handler (forgetting to return after calling abandon, for example)

see SettlementHandler example

ManagedSettlingHandler

Allows your handler implementation to just return error. the ManagedSettlingHandler settles the message based on your handler return value.

• nil = CompleteMessage
• error -> Abandon or Deadletter, depending on your configuration of the handler.

see ManagedSettlingHandler

Enable automatic message lock renewal

This middleware will renew the lock on each message every 30 seconds until the message is Completed or Abandoned.

renewInterval := 30 * time.Second
shuttle.NewLockRenewalHandler(receiver, &shuttle.LockRenewalOptions{Interval: &renewInterval}, handler)

see setup in Processor example

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