amqpcat
netcat for AMQP. CLI tool to publish to and consume from AMQP servers.
Installation
Using snap:
snap install amqpcat
Using Homebrew in OS X:
brew install cloudamqp/cloudamqp/amqpcat
Using Docker/Podman:
docker run -it cloudamqp/amqpcat
From source:
brew install crystal # os x
snap install crystal # linux/ubuntu
git clone https://github.com/cloudamqp/amqpcat.git
cd amqpcat
shards build --release --production
There are more Crystal installation alternatives.
Usage
Usage: amqpcat [arguments]
-P, --producer Producer mode, reading from STDIN, each line is a new message
-C, --consumer Consume mode, message bodies are written to STDOUT
-u URI, --uri=URI URI to AMQP server
-e EXCHANGE, --exchange=EXCHANGE Exchange
-r ROUTINGKEY, --routing-key=KEY Routing key when publishing
-q QUEUE, --queue=QUEUE Queue to consume from
-f FORMAT, --format=FORMAT Format string (default "%s\n")
%e: Exchange name
%r: Routing key
%s: Body, as string
\n: Newline
\t: Tab
-v, --version Display version
-h, --help Show this help message
Examples
Send messages to a queue named test
:
echo Hello World | amqpcat --producer --uri=$CLOUDAMQP_URL --queue test
Consume from the queue named test
:
amqpcat --consumer --uri=$CLOUDAMQP_URL --queue test
With a temporary queue, consume messages sent to the exchange amq.topic with the routing key 'hello.world':
amqpcat --consumer --uri=$CLOUDAMQP_URL --exchange amq.topic --routing-key hello.world
Consume from the queue named test
, format the output as CSV and pipe to file:
amqpcat --consumer --uri=$CLOUDAMQP_URL --queue test --format "%e,%r,"%s"\n | tee messages.csv
Publish messages from syslog to the exchange 'syslog' topic with the hostname as routing key
tail -f /var/log/syslog | amqpcat --producer --uri=$CLOUDAMQP_URL --exchange syslog --routing-key $HOSTNAME
Consume, parse and extract data from json messages:
amqpcat --consumer --queue json | jq .property
Development
amqpcat is built with Crystal
Contributing
- Fork it (https://github.com/cloudamqp/amqpcat/fork)
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create a new Pull Request
Contributors
- Carl Hörberg - creator and maintainer