An example of how to use the amqp-simple-pub-sub library to implement competing micro-services.

• itnext.io/connecting-competing-microservices-using-rabbitmq
• amqp-simple-pub-sub
• amqp-delegate

1. Ensure you have Docker installed.

2. Clone this repo to your local machine, then,

3. From within the project folder:

   docker-compose up -d

4. Wait a few seconds for RabbitMQ to start, then:

   npm start

5. You can crtl-c when you get tired of watching it.

Branch	Status	Coverage	Audit	Notes
develop				Work in progress
master				Latest release

• NodeJS, version 12.18.2 (LTS) or better (I use nvm to manage Node versions — brew install nvm.)
• Docker (Use Docker for Mac, not the homebrew version)

npm install

docker-compose up -d

Runs Rabbit MQ.

ctrl-c to stop it.

• npm test — runs the unit tests (quick and does not need rabbitmq running)

npm run lint

Please see the contributing notes.