Downloadaws-sqs-wrapper
PHP library for simplified SQS queue messages processing.
Introduction
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This library converts send/receive/delete SQS messages results into objects. This enables you to utilize code autocompletion without memorizing common attribute names.
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It removes your boilerplate code by introducing simplified send/receive/delete methods.
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It decouples publishing and subscribing responsibilities so that your business logic is free from infrastructure awareness.
Installation
composer require ndthuan/aws-sqs-wrapper
Usage
Sending a message
use Aws\Sqs\SqsClient;
use Ndthuan\AwsSqsWrapper\Publishing\Publisher;
use Ndthuan\AwsSqsWrapper\Queue\Connector;
$queueUrl = ''; // get this from your own AWS SQS setup
// creating a publisher
$sqsClient = new SqsClient(...);
$queueConnector = new Connector($sqsClient, $queueUrl);
$publisher = new Publisher($queueConnector);
// send a string message
$publisher->publishString('My message body');
// or send a json serializable object/array
$myMessage = [
'my' => 'data',
];
$publisher->publishJsonSerializable($myMessage);
Subscribing to a queue
use Aws\Sqs\SqsClient;
use Ndthuan\AwsSqsWrapper\Queue\Connector;
use Ndthuan\AwsSqsWrapper\Queue\ReceivedMessage;
use Ndthuan\AwsSqsWrapper\Queue\ResultMetadata;
use Ndthuan\AwsSqsWrapper\Subscribing\DelegatorSubscriber;
// defining a message processor
class MyMessageProcessor implements MessageProcessorInterface
{
/
* @inheritdoc
*/
public function processMessage(ReceivedMessage $message, ResultMetadata $resultMetadata)
{
// your processing logic
}
}
$queueUrl = ''; // get this from your own AWS SQS setup
// creating a subscriber
$sqsClient = new SqsClient(...);
$queueConnector = new Connector($sqsClient, $queueUrl);
$subscriber = new DelegatorSubscriber(new MyMessageProcessor(), $queueConnector);
// run the subscriber
$subscriber->pullAndProcessMessages();
Exception handling
A message processor may throw exceptions or errors. Subscriber will react differently depending on exception type:
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On `LogicException` and `ValidationFailureException`: the corresponding message is deleted from queue and the subscriber continues to process other messages.
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On `FatalException`: the corresponding message is not deleted from queue but the subscriber stops processing and bubbles up the exception.
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On other kinds of `\Throwable`: the corresponding message is not deleted from queue and the subscriber continues to process other messages.
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