grabbit

A lightweight transactional message bus on top of RabbitMQ

Programming language: Go

License: Apache License 2.0

Tags: Distributed Systems     Messaging     Pubsub     Go     Golang     Amqp     RabbitMQ    

Latest version: v1.1.8

README

grabbit

A lightweight transactional message bus on top of RabbitMQ supporting:

1) Supported Messaging Styles - One Way (Fire and forget) - Publish/Subscribe - Aync Command/Reply - Blocking Command/Reply (RPC) 2) Transactional message processing 3) Message Orchestration via the Saga pattern 4) At least once reliable messaging via Transaction Outbox and Publisher Confirms 5) Retry and backoffs 6) Structured logging 7) Reporting Metrics via Prometheus 8) Distributed Tracing via OpenTracing 9) Extensible serialization with default support for gob, protobuf and avro

Stable release

the v1.x branch contains the latest stable releases of grabbit and one should track that branch to get point and minor release updates.

Supported transactional resources

1) MySql > 8.0 (InnoDB)

Basic Usage

• For a complete sample application see the vacation booking sample app in the examples directory

The following outlines the basic usage of grabbit. For a complete view of how you would use grabbit including how to write saga's and handle deadlettering refer to grabbit/tests package

import (
  "github.com/wework/grabbit/gbus"
  "github.com/wework/grabbit/gbus/builder"
)

Define a message

type SomeMessage struct {}

func(SomeMessage) SchemaName() string{
   return "some.unique.namespace.somemessage"
}

Creating a transactional GBus instance

gb := builder.
        New().
    Bus("connection string to RabbitMQ").
    Txnl("mysql", "connection string to mysql").
    WithConfirms().
    Build("name of your service")

Register a command handler

handler := func(invocation gbus.Invocation, message *gbus.BusMessage) error{
    cmd, ok := message.Payload.(*SomeCommand)
    if ok {
      fmt.Printf("handler invoked with  message %v", cmd)
            return nil
    }

        return fmt.Errorf("failed to handle message")
  }

gb.HandleMessage(SomeCommand{}, handler)

Register an event handler

eventHandler := func(invocation gbus.Invocation, message *gbus.BusMessage) {
    evt, ok := message.Payload.(*SomeEvent)
    if ok {
      fmt.Printf("handler invoked with event %v", evt)
            return nil
    }

        return fmt.Errorf("failed to handle event")
  }

gb.HandleEvent("name of exchange", "name of topic", SomeEvent{}, eventHandler)

Start the bus

gb.Start()
defer gb.Shutdown()

Send a command

gb.Send(context.Background(), "name of service you are sending the command to", gbus.NewBusMessage(SomeCommand{}))

Publish an event

gb.Publish(context.Background(), "name of exchange", "name of topic", gbus.NewBusMessage(SomeEvent{}))

RPC style call

request := gbus.NewBusMessage(SomeRPCRequest{})
reply := gbus.NewBusMessage(SomeRPCReply{})
timeOut := 2 * time.Second

reply, e := gb.RPC(context.Background(), "name of service you are sending the request to", request, reply, timeOut)

if e != nil{
  fmt.Printf("rpc call failed with error %v", e)
} else{
  fmt.Printf("rpc call returned with reply %v", reply)
}

Testing

0) ensure that you have the dependencies installed: go get -v -t -d ./... 1) make sure to first: docker-compose up -V -d 2) then to run the tests: go test ./...