haskell-amqp-utils

generic Haskell AMQP commandline tools for use with RabbitMQ

Overview

The package contains 2 binaries for commandline use.

• konsum, a generic consumer
• agitprop, a generic publisher

konsum

usage

konsum [options]

Options:
  -r BINDINGKEY  --bindingkey=BINDINGKEY          AMQP binding key (default: #)
  -X[EXE]        --execute[=EXE]                  Callback Script File (implies -t) (-X without arg: /usr/lib/haskell-amqp-utils/callback)
  -a ARG         --args=ARG                       additional argument for -X callback
  -l INT         --charlimit=INT                  limit number of shown body chars (default: unlimited)
  -t[DIR]        --tempdir[=DIR], --target[=DIR]  tempdir (default: no file creation, -t without arg: /tmp)
  -f INT         --prefetch=INT                   Prefetch count. (0=unlimited, 1=off, default: 1)
  -o SERVER      --server=SERVER                  AMQP Server (default: localhost)
  -y VHOST       --vhost=VHOST                    AMQP Virtual Host (default: /)
  -x EXCHANGE    --exchange=EXCHANGE              AMQP Exchange (default: default)
  -Q TEMPQNAME   --qname=TEMPQNAME                Name for temporary exclusive Queue
  -p PORT        --port=PORT                      Server Port Number (default: 5672)
  -T             --tls                            Toggle TLS (default: False)
  -q QUEUENAME   --queue=QUEUENAME                Ignore Exchange and bind to existing Queue
  -c CERTFILE    --cert=CERTFILE                  TLS Client Certificate File
  -k KEYFILE     --key=KEYFILE                    TLS Client Private Key File
  -U USERNAME    --user=USERNAME                  Username for Auth
  -P PASSWORD    --pass=PASSWORD                  Password for Auth
  -s INT         --heartbeats=INT                 heartbeat interval (0=disable, default: set by server)
  -n NAME        --name=NAME                      connection name, will be shown in RabbitMQ web interface

examples

connect to localhost with default credentials and attach to a new temp queue on exchange "default":

./konsum

Connect to a host with TLS on a custom port, authenticating with SSL client certificate. On every received message a callback is spawned. The message will be ACKed when the callback exits successfully. First 500 bytes of the message body are printed to stdout. Header infos are always printed to stdout:

konsum -o amqp.example.com -p 5673 -T -k amqp-key.pem -c amqp-crt.pem -y vhost -x exchange -X./callback.sh -a -c -a callback.config.sh -f 2 -r routing.key.# -l 500

Authenticate with user and pass. Generate a file for every message:

konsum -o amqp.example.com -U user -P pass -q queue -t

Provide a custom CA cert for proving the server's identity via enviroment:

$ env SYSTEM_CERTIFICATE_PATH=/etc/amqp/cacert.crt ./konsum -T -y vhost -x exchange

Stop with ^C

agitprop

usage

agitprop [options]

Options:
  -r ROUTINGKEY    --routingkey=ROUTINGKEY            AMQP routing key
  -f INPUTFILE     --inputfile=INPUTFILE              Message input file (default: /dev/stdin)
  -l               --linemode                         Toggle line-by-line mode (default: False)
  -C               --confirm                          Toggle confirms (default: False)
                   --msgid=ID                         Message ID
                   --type=TYPE                        Message Type
                   --userid=USERID                    Message User-ID
                   --appid=APPID                      Message App-ID
                   --clusterid=CLUSTERID              Message Cluster-ID
                   --contenttype=CONTENTTYPE          Message Content-Type
                   --contentencoding=CONTENTENCODING  Message Content-Encoding
                   --replyto=REPLYTO                  Message Reply-To
                   --prio=PRIO                        Message Priority
                   --corrid=CORRID                    Message CorrelationID
                   --exp=EXP                          Message Expiration
  -h HEADER=VALUE  --header=HEADER=VALUE              Message Headers
  -F HEADERNAME    --fnheader=HEADERNAME              Put filename into this header
  -S SUFFIX        --suffix=SUFFIX                    Allowed file suffixes in hotfolder mode
  -m               --magic                            Toggle setting content-type and -encoding from file contents (default: False)
  -e               --persistent                       Set persistent delivery
  -E               --nonpersistent                    Set nonpersistent delivery
  -o SERVER        --server=SERVER                    AMQP Server (default: localhost)
  -y VHOST         --vhost=VHOST                      AMQP Virtual Host (default: /)
  -x EXCHANGE      --exchange=EXCHANGE                AMQP Exchange (default: default)
  -Q TEMPQNAME     --qname=TEMPQNAME                  Name for temporary exclusive Queue
  -p PORT          --port=PORT                        Server Port Number (default: 5672)
  -T               --tls                              Toggle TLS (default: False)
  -q QUEUENAME     --queue=QUEUENAME                  Ignore Exchange and bind to existing Queue
  -c CERTFILE      --cert=CERTFILE                    TLS Client Certificate File
  -k KEYFILE       --key=KEYFILE                      TLS Client Private Key File
  -U USERNAME      --user=USERNAME                    Username for Auth
  -P PASSWORD      --pass=PASSWORD                    Password for Auth
  -s INT           --heartbeats=INT                   heartbeat interval (0=disable, default: set by server)
  -n NAME          --name=NAME                        connection name, will be shown in RabbitMQ web interface

If INPUTFILE is a file, the file is sent as a message and the program exits. If INPUTFILE is a directory, the directory is watched via inotify and every file, which is written and closed or moved in gets sent, optionally only files which match one or several SUFFIXes. Optionally the file name is written into a message header named HEADERNAME. Optionally Content-Type and Content-Encoding headers are set via magic retrieved from file contents.

Line-by-line mode sends one message per INPUTFILE line.

examples

Send a message containing a file and put the filename into a fileName message header:

agitprop -x amq.topic -r test -F fileName -f agitprop.hs