This is a wrapper for amqp.node with support for node-amqp API options.

See https://github.com/postwait/node-amqp for details.
See also http://www.squaremobius.net/amqp.node/doc/channel_api.html

To install in your project, run the following command:

npm install --save git://github.com/tagular/node-rabbit-wrap.git

var rabbit = require('rabbit-wrapper');

var connectOpts = {};
var connection = rabbit('amqp://localhost:5672', connectOpts).connect();

//publish a message
connection.exchange('this.is.my.exchange', {type: 'direct', autoDelete: true})
.send('this.is.my.routing.key', {my: 'message', goes: 'here'})

//consume messages
connection.exchange('this.is.my.exchange', {type: 'direct', autoDelete: true})
.queue('this.is.a.queue')
//bind queue to routing key
.bindQueue('this.is.my.exchange', 'this.is.my.routing.key')
.listen({ack: true}, function (msg, ack, headers, fields) {
	do.some.stuff.with.my.message(msg);
	
	//want to acknowledge the message? just call `ack`
	ack();
	
	//rejecting the message? just pass false to `ack`
	ack(false);
	
	//want to reject and requeue? pass true as the second param to `ack`
	ack(false, true);
})

You must pass this an amqp URI, documentation for which you is available on the rabbitmq website. Your URIs will look like, e.g. amqp://my.rabbit.server.com:5672.

• heartbeat (default 0) – interval of the connection heartbeat in seconds
• noDelay (default false) - if true, turns on TCP_NODELAY (i.e. Nagle's algorithm) for the underlying socket
• reconnect (default true) – if true, the wrapper will attempt to reconnect to rabbit on connection failures (i.e. connection error events)

For more options, see the amqp.node api docs.

Opens the connection and calls the callback provided, if any.

Declares a new exchange. Calls your cb when the operation is complete (or has failed!)

Returns a new Exchange object.

• type (required) [String] – sets your exchange type (i.e. direct, topic, fanout, or head)ers)
• confirm (default false) [Boolean] – whether to open the exchange on a confirming channel, which will cause rabbit to confirm publishes
• durable (default true) [Boolean] – whether the exchange will survive a rabbit restart
• autoDelete (default false) [Boolean]) – whether rabbit will destroy the exchange after its number of bindings reaches zero

For more options, see the amqp.node api docs.

Declares a queue.

Returns a new Queue object.

• exclusive (default false) [Boolean] – if true, makes the queue available only to the connection that created it
• durable (default true) [Boolean] – whether the queue will survive a rabbit restart
• autoDelete (default false) [Boolean]) – whether rabbit will destroy the queue after its number of consumers reaches zero
• arguments [Object] – additional arguments (e.g. x-expired) that are specific to rabbitmq

Binds a queue to the given exchange, with the routing key specified in the binding param

Adds a consumer for the queue. The listener argument is the function that will be called on new messages. The cb param is an optional callback that will run after the underlying consume operation has completed.

• ack [Boolean] – Sets whether your listener must ack or nack message
• consumerTag [String] – Sets a custom consumer tag, which can be helpful for identifying consumers in rabbitMQ's management API
• priority [Number`* – Higher priority consumers will receive messages before lower priority consumers
• arguments [Object – Arbitrary arguments (see rabbitmq documentation for any ])

This parameter must be a function, and it will be given four parameters.

queue.listen({ack: true}, function (msg, ack, headers, fields) {
	/* do stuff! */
})

• msg [Object, Buffer] – If the content type of the message is application/json, this will be the decoded JSON message as whatever type it should be. If the content type is anything else, this will be a Buffer that you can use for whatever purpose necessary
• ack [Function]
  • ack() – acknowledges message
  • ack(false) – rejects message
  • ack(false, true) – rejects and requeues message
• headers [Object] – Message headers
• fields [Object] – Message fields, which have protocol info like the deliveryTag, exchange, and routing key

For more options, see the amqp.node api docs.

$ make test