WMQX working principle is as follows:

1. There is no need to connect to RabbitMQ, providing a high-performance, highly available HTTP interface to manage messages
2. To help users realize the consumption process, they only need to add the corresponding consumer API through the interface to realize the consumption or message push
3. Each consumer is handled by a separate goroutine, and consumers consume each other independently
4. Simple and convenient deployment, support cross-platform deployment, low use and access costs
5. The WMQX consuming process forwards the original request information to the corresponding consumer URL by sending the message through the HTTP publishing interface
6. Provide a complete set of background management UI, seeWMQX-UI

If you don't have a RabbitMQ service, you'll need to install it yourself, which is pretty simple, seehttp://www.rabbitmq.com/download.html

Download the latest binary fromhttps://github.com/phachon/wmqx/releases

# Unpack$ tar -zxvf wmqx.tar.gz

# The default configuration file USES wmqx.conf in the current directory$ cp config.toml wmqx.conf# config wmqx.conf[rabbitmq]host = "RabbitMQ Server Ip"port = 5672username = "test"password = "123456"vhost = "/"# start run$ ./wmqx # Of course, you can also specify the configuration file path to start$ ./wmqx --conf wmqx.conf