How to use getAmqpChannel method in argos

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reconnect.js

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...15 cb = opts16 opts = {}17 }18 cb = cb || noop19 getAmqpChannel(function (er, channel) {20 if (er) return setTimeout(function () {21 reconnect(id, getAmqpChannel, cb)22 }, 5000)23 var stopped = false24 function onError (er) {25 console.error(id, 'connection error', er, er.stack)26 }27 function onClose () {28 console.log(id, 'disconnected')29 if (stopped) return30 setTimeout(function () {31 reconnect(id, getAmqpChannel, function () {32 console.log(id, 'reconnected')33 })...

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psTransfer2Pog.js

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...7 * @param {Object} data 8 */​9async function publish(data) {10 try {11 let channel = await getAmqpChannel(HANDLE_TRANSFER2POG);12 await channel.sendToQueue(HANDLE_TRANSFER2POG, Buffer.from(JSON.stringify(data)));13 } catch (err) {14 throw err;15 }16}17/​**18 * 19 * @param {*} callback 20 */​21async function subscribe(callback) {22 try {23 let channel = await getAmqpChannel(HANDLE_TRANSFER2POG);24 channel.consume(HANDLE_TRANSFER2POG , msg => {25 /​/​ logger.debug("game message: ", msg);26 if (msg !== null) {27 callback(msg.content.toString());28 channel.ack(msg);29 }30 });31 } catch (err) {32 throw err;33 }34}35module.exports = {36 "pub": publish,37 "sub": subscribe...

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tryStart.js

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...4async function tryStart(name, start) {5 const log = getLogger(name, config);6 try {7 log.info(config, "Starting...");8 const channel = await getAmqpChannel(config);9 const dependencies = { config, log, channel };10 await start(dependencies);11 log.info("Started correctly.");12 } catch (e) {13 log.fatal(e);14 process.exit(1);15 }16}...

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Using AI Code Generation

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1const { getAmqpChannel } = require('@argosnotary/​argos-sdk');2const { connect } = require('amqplib');3(async () => {4})();5const { getAmqpChannel } = require('@argosnotary/​argos-sdk');6const { connect } = require('amqplib');7(async () => {8})();9const { getAmqpChannel } = require('@argosnotary/​argos-sdk');10const { connect } = require('amqplib');11(async () => {12})();13const { getAmqpChannel } = require('@argosnotary/​argos-sdk');14const { connect } = require('amqplib');15(async () => {16})();17const { getAmqpChannel } = require('@argosnotary/​argos-sdk');18const { connect } = require('amqplib');19(async () => {20})();21const { getAmqpChannel } = require('@argosnotary/​argos-sdk');22const { connect } = require('amqplib');23(async () => {24})();

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Using AI Code Generation

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1const argosSdk = require('@axway/​argos-sdk');2const amqpChannel = argosSdk.getAmqpChannel();3amqpChannel.publish('exchangeName', 'routingKey', 'message');4### getAmqpChannel()5const amqpChannel = argosSdk.getAmqpChannel();6### publish(exchangeName, routingKey, message)7amqpChannel.publish('exchangeName', 'routingKey', 'message');8### close()9amqpChannel.close();

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1const amqp = require('amqplib/​callback_api');2amqpChannel.then(function(ch) {3 ch.assertQueue('my_queue', {durable: false});4 ch.sendToQueue('my_queue', new Buffer('Hello World!'));5 console.log(' [x] Sent "Hello World!"');6});7const amqp = require('amqplib/​callback_api');8amqpChannel.then(function(ch) {9 ch.assertQueue('my_queue', {durable: false});10 ch.sendToQueue('my_queue', new Buffer('Hello World!'));11 console.log(' [x] Sent "Hello World!"');12});13const amqp = require('amqplib/​callback_api');14amqpChannel.then(function(ch) {15 ch.assertQueue('my_queue', {durable: false});16 ch.sendToQueue('my_queue', new Buffer('Hello World!'));17 console.log(' [x] Sent "Hello World!"');18});19const amqp = require('amqplib/​callback_api');20amqpChannel.then(function(ch) {21 ch.assertQueue('my_queue', {durable: false});22 ch.sendToQueue('my_queue', new Buffer('Hello World!'));23 console.log(' [x] Sent "Hello World!"');24});25const amqp = require('amqplib/​callback_api');

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