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Informations about the package queue

Config Libriary for php 8.0 core package

Install

require_once DIR . "/needle_path/vendor/autoload.php";

use Memcrab\Queue; use Memcrab\Queue\SQS; use Memcrab\Queue\RMQ;

SQS Client

For starting use SQS Client we need to create a connection to the server like this. Create an instance of SQS and use 2 methods - setConnectionProperties() connect().

$connection = new SQS; $connection->setConnectionProperties(array $properties); $connection->connect();

Method setConnectionProperties(array $properties) - you must get region, credentials from your profile ($key and $secret), version,
for example:

$connection->setConnectionProperties(['region' => 'us-west-2', 'key' => 'your_aws_access_key_id', 'secret' => 'your_aws_secret_access_key', 'version' => '2022-11-05']);

Next we must declare a queue:

$connection->registerQueue('queue_name');

The method also have optional parameter $attibutes - array, where we can use:

If we need to change message's visability, we can use:

$connection->changeMessageVisibility('queue_name', ['messages'], 10), where 10 - needle visibility timeout.

To check connection:

$connection->connectionStatus();

To get list of all queues:

$connection->getListOfQueues();

To send message:

$connection->sendMessage('queue_name', [message_body]);

We can add optional parameters:

To receive message:

$connection->receiveMessage('queue_name');

To delete message fron queue:

$connection->deleteMessage('queue_name', ['message']);

To get queue's url:

$connection->getQueueUrl('queue_name');

If you need close connection, use:

$connection->shutdown();

RabbitMQ Client

For starting use RabbitMQ Client we need to create a connection to the server like this. Create an instance of RMQ and use 2 methods - setConnectionProperties() and connect().

$connection = new RMQ; $connection->setConnectionProperties(array $properties); $connection->connect();

Method setConnectionProperties(array $properties) - you must get hostname, port, username and password, for example:

$connection->setConnectionProperties(['host' => 'localhost', 'port' => '5672', 'username' => 'guest', 'password' => 'guest']);

Next the library will create a channel and we must declare a queue:

$connection->registerQueue('queue_name');

The method also have optional parameters like:

$connection->registerQueue('queue_name', false, true, false, false);

Also we can create an exchange like:

$connection->registerExchange('exchange_name', 'direct');

The method also have optional parameters like:

$connection->registerExchange('exchange_name', 'direct', true, true, false);

To check connection:

$connection->connectionStatus();

To send message:

$connection->sendMessage('queue_name', [message_body]);

You can create third parameter - 'exchange_name', if you need it.

To receive message:

$connection->receiveMessage('queue_name');

The method also have optional parameters like:

$connection->receiveMessage('queue_name', 'consumer_tag', true, false, true, 'my_function');

If you need to tell the exchange to send messages fron the queue, we can create the relationship between them like this:

$connection->queueBind('queue_name', 'exchange_name', 'routing_key');

If you need close channel and connection, use:

$connection->shutdown();

All versions of queue with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=8.0
aws/aws-sdk-php Version ^3.225
php-amqplib/php-amqplib Version ^3.2
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