How to use the seneca.declare function in seneca
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senecajs / seneca-transport / test / client-queue-foo.js View on Github 
require('seneca')()
.declare('foo')
.client({type:'queue',pin:'foo:*'})
.ready(function(){
this.act('foo:1,bar:A',function(err,out){console.log(out)})
this.act('foo:2,bar:B',function(err,out){console.log(out)})
})require('seneca')()
.declare('foo')
.client({type:'pubsub',pin:'foo:*'})
.ready(function(){
this.act('foo:1,bar:A',function(err,out){console.log(out)})
this.act('foo:2,bar:B',function(err,out){console.log(out)})
})
