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# Generated sqs daemon
# Do your post daemonization configuration here
# At minimum you need just the first line (without the block), or a lot
# of strange things might start happening...
DaemonKit::Application.running! do |config|
# Trap signals with blocks or procs
# config.trap( 'INT' ) do
# # do something clever
# end
# config.trap( 'TERM', Proc.new { puts 'Going down' } )
end
# IMPORTANT CONFIGURATION NOTES
#
# The aws-sdk gem provides various mechanisms for configuring the
# client libraries. It is recommended that you look at the
# documentation for the most up-to-date or appropriate way of
# configuring it.
#
# At the time of writing, the (aws-sdk) gem will attempt to use
# environment variables or the EC2 metadata service to auto-configure
# itself. If this is not the case, you can pass configuration options
# into DaemonKit::SQS.run which will be passed on to the underlying
# AWS::SQS client. By default, we use the 'config/sqs.yml' file to do
# this configuration.
# Run an event-loop for processing
DaemonKit::SQS.run do |sqs|
# Inside this block you have access to an AWS::SQS
queue = sqs.queues[sqs.queues.url_for('test')]
queue.poll do |msg|
# msg may be nil if long-polling is disabled or the poll expires -
# in either case, this is an indication that the queue is (almost)
# empty
DaemonKit.logger.debug "Received message: #{msg.inspect}"
end
end
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