sbt-sqs

Support for running ElasitcMQ in tests.

Installation

Add the following to your project/plugins.sbt file:

addSbtPlugin("com.localytics" % "sbt-sqs" % "1.0.0")

sbt 1.0.0+ is supported by 1.0.0+ of this library.

if using sbt 0.13.6+ the recommended version of this library is 0.4.2.

sbt 0.13.5 should work with version 0.4.2 of this library and the right bintray resolvers.

Usage

To use ElasticMQ in your project you can call start-elastic-mq and stop-elastic-mq directly in sbt.

To have ElasticMQ automatically start and stop around your tests

startElasticMQ := startElasticMQ.dependsOn(compile in Test).value
test in Test := (test in Test).dependsOn(startElasticMQ).value
testOnly in Test := (testOnly in Test).dependsOn(startElasticMQ).evaluated
testOptions in Test += elasticMQTestCleanup.value

startElasticMQ will download an ElasticMQ jar if one is not already present in the elasticMQDir.

Configuration

Setup

Set the download directory for the jar. Defaults to "elastic-mq".

elasticMQDir := file("dir-name")

Set the version of ElasticMQ to download. Defaults to "0.9.0-beta1".

NOTE: You can only create queues on startup in ElasticMQ versions 0.9.0-beta1 and above

elasticMQVersion := "0.9.0-beta1"

Set the URL to download ElasticMQ from. Defaults to "https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/softwaremill-public/elasticmq-server-${elasticMQVersion.value}.jar"

elasticMQUrl := "http://someurl.net"

Set the name of the ElasticMQ jar. Defaults to "elasticmq-server-${elasticMQVersion.value}.jar"

elasticMQFileName := myfilename.jar"

Set the JVM heap size (specified in MB). Defaults to the JVM default.

elasticMQHeapSize := Some(1024)

Node Address

The Node Address is the externally visible address for the ElasticMQ node. Defaults to a Node Address using protocol = "http", host = "localhost", port = 9324, context-path = "".

nodeAddressConf := NodeAddressConf(protocol = "http", host = "localhost", port = 1111, contextPath = "/queues/")

Rest SQS

The Rest SQS config represents the binding port and host for SQS requests. The sqsLimits parameter can be set to either relaxed or strict. Defaults to a RestSQSConf using enabled = true, bindPort = 9324, bindHostname = "0.0.0.0", sqsLimits = "strict".

restSQSConf := RestSQSConf(enabled = true, bindPort = 2222, bindHostname = "0.0.0.0", sqsLimits = "strict")

Queues

For ElasticMQ versions 0.9.0-beta1 and beyond, you can configure ElasticMQ to create queues on startup.

Queues must be given a name and default to visibilityTimeoutSecs = 10, delaySecs = 5, receiveMessagWaitSecs = 0.

queuesConf := Seq(QueueConf(name = "myFirstQueue"), QueueConf(name = "second", delaySecs = 15))

Scopes

By default this plugin lives entirely in the Global scope. However, different settings for different scopes is possible. For instance, you can add the plugin to the Test scope using

inConfig(Test)(baseElasticMQSettings)

You can then adjust the settings within the Test scope using

(elasticMQDir in Test) := file("in-test/elatic-mq")

and you can execute the plugin tasks within the Test scope using

sbt test:start-elastic-mq

Similarly, you can have the plugin automatically start and stop around your tests using

startElasticMQ in Test := (startElasticMQ in Test).dependsOn(compile in Test).value
test in Test := (test in Test).dependsOn(startElasticMQ in Test).value
testOnly in Test := (testOnly in Test).dependsOn(startElasticMQ in Test).evaluated
testOptions in Test += (elasticMQTestCleanup in Test).value

Thanks

Thanks to Adam Warski for the excellent ElasticMQ!