kaizen23
Hi everyone.This is my first post.I’m sorry for newby question but I have problem with invoke two function in one time.I was created client for RabbitMQ. While I was starting this script sequence of execute function depends on which function is implementation first in method START.Talking about features listen_for_messages(channel, queue_data.queue) and wait_for_message(user, channel).I want to both features “listen” in one time.Function wait_for_message it’s responsible for text which user write while listen_for_messages it’s responsible for recieve messages from another client. Please give me any suggestion because i have no idea how solve this problem.This is my CODE:
defmodule ElixirChat do
def start do
user = IO.gets("Type in your name: ") |> String.strip
IO.puts "Hi #{user}, you just joined a chat room! Type your message in and press enter."
{:ok, conn} = AMQP.Connection.open
{:ok, channel} = AMQP.Channel.open(conn)
{:ok, queue_data } = AMQP.Queue.declare(channel, "")
AMQP.Exchange.fanout(channel, "super.chat")
AMQP.Queue.bind(channel, queue_data.queue, "super.chat")
**listen_for_messages(channel, queue_data.queue)**
** wait_for_message(user, channel)**
end
def display_message(user, message) do
IO.puts "#{user}: #{message}"
end
def wait_for_message(user, channel) do
message = IO.gets("") |> String.strip
publish_message(user, message, channel)
wait_for_message(user, channel)
end
def listen_for_messages(channel, queue_name) do
AMQP.Basic.consume(channel,queue_name,nil,no_ack: true)
receive do
{:basic_deliver, payload, _meta}->
{status, list} = JSON.decode(payload)
display_message(list["user"], list["message"])
listen_for_messages(channel, queue_name)
end
end
def publish_message(user, message, channel) do
{ :ok, data } = JSON.encode([user: user, message: message])
AMQP.Basic.publish channel, "super.chat", "", data
end
end
ElixirChat.start
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kaizen23
Hi.@mbuhot.Many thanks for help. This is saved me a lot of time.I didn’t think that could be so simple.It’s WORKING:)
OvermindDL1
Yeah I’d spool it up in a new
Task, which is a simple wrapper around spawn with convenience methods (and can be fit into OTP supervisors, but ignore that part for now)>mbuhot
Try running the
listen_for_messagesfunction in another process using spawn: http://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/processes.html#spawn