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for NATS gnatsd server. Works for both TLS and non-TLS connections.
-
2016-06-19: Version 0.1.2:
- Bug fixes.
-
2016-03-29: Version 0.1.1:
- Added
--raw
option.
- Added
-
2016-04-29: Version 0.1.0:
- Changed how the server address is specified. You can now use
--addr host:port
- If no adddress is specified, the default
127.0.0.1:4222
is used. - Added the following
CONNECT
message parameters:--user
,--pass
and--verbose
. If any of these parameters is given in the command line, aCONNECT
message is sent to the server.
- Changed how the server address is specified. You can now use
Python 2.7.6+ or Python 3.4+ is required.
Non-TLS connections should work on all platforms. TLS connections require:
- on Ubuntu 14.04, Python 2.7 and Python 3.4 works out of the box
- on OSX (El-Capitan) you need to install an updated version of Python with updated OpenSSL
using
brew install python --with-brewed-openssl
- on Windows, Python 3.5 works
catnats.py [options]
-addr
: Specify the server address and port in the form ofHOST:PORT
-q
or--quiet
: Suppress output--raw
: Raw input. Do not process data coming from STDIN--pong
: Enable automatically sending aPONG
message to gnatsd when aPING
message is received (to keep the connection alive)--no-exit
: Do not exit automatically (unless there is an error)--user USER
: Send aCONNECT
message withuser
field set toUSER
--pass PASSWORD
: Send aCONNECT
message withpass
field set toPASSWORD
--verbose true | false
: Send aCONNECT
message withverbose
field set toVERBOSE
Works with pipes:
$ printf 'connect {}\r\nping\r\n' | ./catnats.py -q --addr demo.nats.io:4443
And without:
$ ./catnats.py --pong --addr demo.nats.io:4443
Publish time and date every 5 seconds:
$ while true; do time=`date` && \
printf "PUB device-time.$(hostname) ${#time}\r\n${time}\r\n" | \
./catnats.py --quiet --addr demo.nats.io:4443; sleep 5; done
Send load average every 5 seconds (on Linux)
$ while true; do payload=`cat /proc/loadavg | cut -f 1-3 -d" "` && \
printf "PUB device-avgload.$(hostname) ${#payload}\r\n${payload}\r\n" | \
./catnats.py --quiet --addr demo.nats.io:4222; sleep 5; done
The same on OSX
$ while true; do payload=`sysctl -n vm.loadavg | cut -f 2-4 -d" "` && \
printf "PUB device-avgload.$(hostname) ${#payload}\r\n${payload}\r\n" | \
./catnats.py --quiet --addr demo.nats.io:4222; sleep 5; done
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