sobirjonovs/laravel-rabbit is a Laravel package for easy tool for working with rabbitmq.
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composer require sobirjonovs/laravel-rabbit
After installing the package, publish its assets using the rabbit:install Artisan command.
php artisan rabbit:install
config/amqp.php - RabbitMQ settingsconfig/rabbit_events.php - Write methods what they are responsible for the events dispatched from another
microserviceapp/Providers/RabbitServicePRovider - Write queues what to be declared at runtime<?php
use App\Rabbitmq\Rabbit\Client;
use PhpAmqpLib\Message\AMQPMessage;
$client = app(Client::class);
$client->consume('queue-one', function (AMQPMessage $message) {
/**
* Acknowledge a message
*/
$message->ack(true);
/**
* @var Client $this
*/
$this->dispatchEvents($message);
})->wait(); // or waitForever();
?>
<?php
use App\Rabbitmq\Rabbit\Client;
use PhpAmqpLib\Message\AMQPMessage;
$client = app(Client::class);
$client->setMessage([
'method' => $method,
'params' => $object->all()
])->publish('queue-one');
?>
<?php
use App\Rabbitmq\Rabbit\Client;
use PhpAmqpLib\Message\AMQPMessage;
$client = app(Client::class);
$result = $client->setMessage([
'method' => 'methodName',
'params' => ['param1' => 'value1']
])->request()->getResult(); # you can pass a queue name inside a request method, otherwise it uses the default queue
?>
You can register your events in config/rabbit_events.php like that
<?php
use App\Rabbitmq\Dto\Products\ProductServiceObject;
use App\Rabbitmq\Services\ProductService;
return [
'createProduct' => [
'class' => ProductService::class,
'method' => 'createProduct',
'dto' => ProductServiceObject::class
]
];
Now you need a new service and DTO (Data Transfer Object) classes.
To create a new service class with a function, use the following command:
php artisan make:rabbit-service ProductService createProduct
This will create a new service class named ProductService with a function named createProduct.
It also creates DTO class which will accepted in createProduct function.
The generated files will be located in the following directories:
If you want to change namespace of service and DTO classes, you can replace them in config/amqp.php.
<?php
.
.
.
/**
* Namespace of data service classes
*
* It will be merged to root namespace which is App/config('amqp.service_namespace')
*/
'service_namespace' => 'Services',
/**
* Namespace of data transfer object
*
* It will be merged to root namespace which is App/config('amqp.service_namespace')/config('amqp.dto_namespace')
*/
'dto_namespace' => 'Dto',
];
While application is accepting message, if exception is happened.
The message will be sent to dead-letter-queue which is config('amqp.dead_letter_queue').
The message may not pass from validation, in it the message will be sent to invalid-queue-letter which is config('amqp.invalid_letter_queue').
If you don't define invalid_letter_queue in your 'config/amqp.php' file. The message will be deleted.
Note that: The both options only work in publisher and subscriber mode.
<?php
.
.
.
/**
* When error is out in service class, that message will be sent to config('amqp.dead-letter-queue')
*
* This works only subscriber and publisher mode
*/
'dead_letter_queue' => 'dead-letter-queue',
/**
* When message cannot pass validation, the message will be sent to this queue
* If name of this queue is null, the message will be deleted
*
* This works only subscriber and publisher mode
*/
'invalid_letter_queue' => null,
];
You need to configure your queues in config/amqp.php.
...
'config' => [
'default_queue' => 'default',
'is_multi_queue' => false,
'queues' => ['default', 'foo', 'bar'],
],