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RabbitMQ Resilience Packages

Reliable event processing for RabbitMQ, developed as part of Didactika.
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ResilientMQ
Part of · Didactika

Reliable event processing for RabbitMQ

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What we build

ResilientMQ is an open source toolkit for building fault-tolerant, event-driven Node.js services on RabbitMQ.

It keeps retry policy, dead-letter routing, idempotency and event lifecycle state out of business handlers, while allowing applications to choose how that state is persisted.

A redelivered event should be a normal case, not an incident.

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The messaging engine and storage integrations published on npm.

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hector-ae21    alex-borja    E2RD0

Contributing

  1. Open an issue describing the bug, use case or proposed improvement.
  2. Fork the repository and create a branch named type/short-description from its default branch.
  3. Use Conventional Commits and explain the reason for the change in the commit body.
  4. Add unit or integration coverage for behavior that changes.
  5. Run the repository's build, test and quality commands before opening the pull request.

Organization-wide contributor and security policies:

Contributing guide · Security policy · Code of conduct


Reliable messaging, explicit failure handling
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  1. core core Public

    Core RabbitMQ event-processing engine with retries, dead-letter routing, idempotent lifecycle state and middleware for resilient Node.js services.

    TypeScript 1 2

  2. prisma-connector prisma-connector Public

    Prisma persistence connector for ResilientMQ, with fenced inbox leases, distributed outbox claims and automated schema installation.

    TypeScript

  3. mongoose-connector mongoose-connector Public

    MongoDB persistence connector for ResilientMQ, with Mongoose-backed event state tracking, serializers and a shared connection lifecycle.

    TypeScript

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