How to use the smqp.Broker function in smqp

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github paed01 / bpmn-engine / index.js View on Github external
let environment = elements.Environment(options);
  const emitter = new EventEmitter();

  const engine = Object.assign(emitter, {
    execute,
    logger,
    getDefinitionById,
    getDefinitions,
    getState,
    recover,
    resume,
    stop,
    waitFor,
  });

  const broker = Broker(engine);
  broker.assertExchange('event', 'topic', {autoDelete: false});

  Object.defineProperty(engine, 'broker', {
    enumerable: true,
    get() {
      return broker;
    }
  });

  Object.defineProperty(engine, 'name', {
    enumerable: true,
    get() {
      return name;
    },
    set(value) {
      name = value;
github paed01 / bpmn-elements / src / EventBroker.js View on Github external
function EventBroker(brokerOwner, options, onBrokerReturn) {
  const broker = Broker(brokerOwner);
  const pfx = options.prefix;

  broker.assertExchange('event', 'topic', options);
  broker.on('return', onBrokerReturn || onBrokerReturnFn);

  return {
    eventPrefix: pfx,
    broker,
    on,
    once,
    waitFor,
    emit,
    emitFatal,
  };

  function on(eventName, callback, eventOptions = { once: false }) {

smqp

Synchronous message queueing package

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