Queue
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IntroductionQueueConstruct
is a powerful construct from the FW24 toolkit, designed to simplify the process of creating and managing AWS Simple Queue Service (SQS) queues in your applications. With QueueConstruct
, you can define a queue with its properties. The configuration involves setting up queuesDirectory
, env
, queueProps
, and functionProps
:
queuesDirectory
: This is the directory path where the queue's code resides. It's where AWS SQS expects to find your queue code.env
: These are the environment variables for the queue. You can specify the name and prefix of the environment variables here.queueProps
: These are the properties for the SQS queue, such asfifo
andcontentBasedDeduplication
. These properties allow you to specify the behavior of your queue.functionProps
: These are the properties for the Lambda function that will process the messages from the queue, such asmemorySize
andtimeout
. These properties allow you to specify the behavior of your Lambda function.
QueueConstruct
provides a streamlined way to manage SQS queues, making it easier to work with asynchronous processing and decoupling of services in your AWS applications. Whether you're processing data, integrating microservices, or managing tasks, QueueConstruct
simplifies the task of managing SQS queues in AWS. It's an invaluable tool that not only streamlines asynchronous processing but also enhances the overall efficiency and responsiveness of your application by using the capabilities of asynchronous and background task queues.
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Getting StartedThis guide will walk you through the process of importing, configuring, and using QueueConstruct
in your project.
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Step 1: ImportingFirst things first, let's bring QueueConstruct
into your project. You can do this by importing it from the FW24 package as shown below:
import { QueueConstruct } from '@ten24group/fw24';
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Step 2: ConfigurationNow that QueueConstruct
is part of your project, it's time to configure it to suit your needs. The configuration involves setting up queuesDirectory
, env, queueProps
, and functionProps
:
var queue = new QueueConstruct({ queuesDirectory: '/path/to/queues', env: { name: 'my-env', prefix: 'my-prefix', }, queueProps: { fifo: true, contentBasedDeduplication: true, }, functionProps: { memorySize: 128, timeout: cdk.Duration.seconds(60), }, });
In this configuration:
queuesDirectory
sets the directory path where the queue's code resides. It's where AWS SQS expects to find your queue code.env
sets the environment variables for the queue. You can specify the name and prefix of the environment variables here.queueProps
sets the properties for the SQS queue, such asfifo
andcontentBasedDeduplication
. These properties allow you to specify the behavior of your queue.functionProps
sets the properties for the Lambda function that will process the messages from the queue, such asmemorySize
andtimeout
. These properties allow you to specify the behavior of your Lambda function.
Feel free to adjust these settings to match your application's requirements.
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Step 3: UsagesWith QueueConstruct
configured, it's time to put it to work. Here's how you can incorporate it into your application:
app.use(queue).run();
This will add the configured queue to your application. You can now manage SQS queues in your AWS applications using the QueueConstruct
.
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Step 4: Publishing Messages import { Environment, sendQueueMessage } from '@ten24group/fw24';
const { queueName, message } = req.body as {queueName: string, message: string}; const queueUrl = Environment.queueUrl(queueName); const sendResult = await sendQueueMessage(queueUrl, message);