thecluster / messenger-enqueue-transport

Uses Enqueue with Symfony's Messenger component.

Enqueue's transport for Symfony Messenger component

This Symfony Messenger transport allows you to use Enqueue to send and receive your messages from all the supported brokers.

Usage

1. Install the transport

composer req sroze/messenger-enqueue-transport

2. Configure the Enqueue bundle as you would normaly do (see Enqueue's Bundle documentation). If you are using the recipes, you should just have to configure the environment variables to configure the default Enqueue transport:

# .env
# ...

###> enqueue/enqueue-bundle ###
ENQUEUE_DSN=amqp://guest:guest@localhost:5672/%2f
###< enqueue/enqueue-bundle ###

3. Configure Messenger's transport (that we will name amqp) to use Enqueue's default transport:

# config/packages/messenger.yaml
framework:
    messenger:
        transports:
            amqp: enqueue://default

4. Route the messages that have to go through the message queue:

# config/packages/messenger.yaml
framework:
    messenger:
        # ...

        routing:
            'App\Message\MyMessage': amqp

5. Consume!

bin/console messenger:consume amqp

Advanced usage

Configure the queue(s) and exchange(s)

In the transport DSN, you can add extra configuration. Here is the common reference DSN (note that the values are just for the example):

enqueue://default
    ?queue[name]=queue_name
    &topic[name]=topic_name
    &deliveryDelay=1800
    &delayStrategy=Enqueue\AmqpTools\RabbitMqDelayPluginDelayStrategy
    &timeToLive=3600
    &receiveTimeout=1000
    &priority=1

Setting Custom Configuration on your Message

Each Enqueue transport (e.g. amqp, redis, etc) has its own message object that can normally be configured by calling setter methods (e.g. $message->setDeliveryDelay(5000)). But in Messenger, you don't have access to these objects directly. Instead, you can set them indirectly via the TransportConfiguration stamp:

use Symfony\Component\Messenger\Envelope;
use Enqueue\MessengerAdapter\EnvelopeItem\TransportConfiguration;

// ...

// create your message like normal
$message = // ...

$transportConfig = (new TransportConfiguration())
    // commmon options have a convenient method
    ->setDeliveryDelay(5000)

    // other transport-specific options are set via metadata
    // example custom option for AmqpMessage
    // each "metadata" will map to a setter on your message
    // will result in setDeliveryMode(AmqpMessage::DELIVERY_MODE_PERSISTENT)
    // being called
    ->addMetadata('deliveryMode', AmqpMessage::DELIVERY_MODE_PERSISTENT)
;

$bus->dispatch((new Envelope($message))->with($transportConfig));

Send a message on a specific topic

You can send a message on a specific topic using TransportConfiguration envelope item with your message:

use Symfony\Component\Messenger\Envelope;
use Enqueue\MessengerAdapter\EnvelopeItem\TransportConfiguration;

// ...

$transportConfig = (new TransportConfiguration())
    ->setTopic('specific-topic')
;

$bus->dispatch((new Envelope($message))->with($transportConfig));

Use AMQP topic exchange

See https://www.rabbitmq.com/tutorials/tutorial-five-php.html

You can use specific topic and queue options to configure your AMQP exchange in topic mode and bind it:

enqueue://default
    ?queue[name]=queue_name
    &queue[bindingKey]=foo.#
    &topic[name]=topic_name
    &topic[type]=topic
    &deliveryDelay=1800
    &delayStrategy=Enqueue\AmqpTools\RabbitMqDelayPluginDelayStrategy
    &timeToLive=3600
    &receiveTimeout=1000
    &priority=1

Here is the way to send a message with a routing key matching this consumer:

$bus->dispatch((new Envelope($message))->with(new TransportConfiguration([
    'topic' => 'topic_name',
    'metadata' => [
        'routingKey' => 'foo.bar'
    ]
])));

Configure custom Kafka message

Here is the way to send a message with with some custom options:

$this->bus->dispatch((new Envelope($message))->with(new TransportConfiguration([
    'topic' => 'test_topic_name',
    'metadata' => [
        'key' => 'foo.bar',
        'partition' => 0,
        'timestamp' => (new \DateTimeImmutable())->getTimestamp(),
        'messageId' => uniqid('kafka_', true),
    ]
])))