Rabbit Hole, a RabbitMQ HTTP API Client for Go

This library is a RabbitMQ HTTP API client for the Go language.

Supported Go Versions

Rabbit Hole requires Go 1.1+.

Supported RabbitMQ Versions

• RabbitMQ 3.x
• RabbitMQ 2.x

All versions require RabbitMQ Management UI plugin to be installed and enabled.

Project Maturity

Rabbit Hole is a young project designed after a couple of other RabbitMQ HTTP API clients with stable APIs. However, breaking API changes are not out of the question.

It is largely (80-90%) feature complete and decently documented.

Installation

go get github.com/michaelklishin/rabbit-hole

Documentation

Overview

To import the package:

import (
       "github.com/michaelklishin/rabbit-hole"
)

All HTTP API operations are accessible via rabbithole.Client, which should be instantiated with rabbithole.NewClient:

// URI, username, password
rmqc, _ = NewClient("http://127.0.0.1:15672", "guest", "guest")

API reference is available on godoc.org.

Getting Overview

res, err := rmqc.Overview()

Node and Cluster Status

xs, err := rmqc.ListNodes()
// => []NodeInfo, err

node, err := rmqc.GetNode("rabbit@mercurio")
// => NodeInfo, err

Operations on Connections

xs, err := rmqc.ListConnections()
// => []ConnectionInfo, err

conn, err := rmqc.GetConnection("127.0.0.1:50545 -> 127.0.0.1:5672")
// => ConnectionInfo, err

// Forcefully close connection
_, err := rmqc.CloseConnection("127.0.0.1:50545 -> 127.0.0.1:5672")
// => *http.Response, err

Operations on Channels

xs, err := rmqc.ListChannels()
// => []ChannelInfo, err

ch, err := rmqc.GetChannel("127.0.0.1:50545 -> 127.0.0.1:5672 (1)")
// => ChannelInfo, err

Operations on Vhosts

xs, err := rmqc.ListVhosts()
// => []VhostInfo, err

// information about individual vhost
x, err := rmqc.GetVhost("/")
// => VhostInfo, err

// creates or updates individual vhost
resp, err := rmqc.PutVhost("/")
// => *http.Response, err

// deletes individual vhost
resp, err := rmqc.DeleteVhost("/")
// => *http.Response, err

Managing Users

xs, err := rmqc.ListUsers()
// => []UserInfo, err

// information about individual user
x, err := rmqc.GetUser("my.user")
// => UserInfo, err

// creates or updates individual user
resp, err := rmqc.PutUser("my.user", UserSettings{Password: "s3krE7", Tags: "management,policymaker"})
// => *http.Response, err

// deletes individual user
resp, err := rmqc.DeleteUser("my.user")
// => *http.Response, err

Managing Permissions

xs, err := rmqc.ListPermissions()
// => []PermissionInfo, err

// permissions of individual user
x, err := rmqc.ListPermissionsOf("my.user")
// => []PermissionInfo, err

// permissions of individual user in vhost
x, err := rmqc.GetPermissionsIn("/", "my.user")
// => PermissionInfo, err

// updates permissions of user in vhost
resp, err := rmqc.UpdatePermissionsIn("/", "my.user", Permission{Configure: ".*", Write: ".*", Read: ".*"})
// => *http.Response, err

// revokes permissions in vhost
resp, err := rmqc.ClearPermissionsIn("/", "my.user")
// => *http.Response, err

Operations on Exchanges

xs, err := rmqc.ListExchanges()
// => []ExchangeInfo, err

// list exchanges in a vhost
xs, err := rmqc.ListExchangesIn("/")
// => []ExchangeInfo, err

// information about individual exchange
x, err := rmqc.GetExchange("/", "amq.fanout")
// => ExchangeInfo, err

// declares an exchange
resp, err := rmqc.DeclareExchange("/", "an.exchange", ExchangeSettings{Type: "fanout", Durable: false})
// => *http.Response, err

// deletes individual exchange
resp, err := rmqc.DeleteExchange("/", "an.exchange")
// => *http.Response, err

Operations on Queues

qs, err := rmqc.ListQueues()
// => []QueueInfo, err

// list queues in a vhost
qs, err := rmqc.ListQueuesIn("/")
// => []QueueInfo, err

// information about individual queue
q, err := rmqc.GetQueue("/", "a.queue")
// => QueueInfo, err

// declares a queue
resp, err := rmqc.DeclareQueue("/", "a.queue", QueueSettings{Durable: false})
// => *http.Response, err

// deletes individual queue
resp, err := rmqc.DeleteQueue("/", "a.queue")
// => *http.Response, err

Operations on Bindings

TBD

HTTPS Connections

TBD

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push -u origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

License & Copyright

2-clause BSD license.

(c) Michael S. Klishin, 2013-2014.