tty-plunger-script.txt

# Instructions
# terminator size: 88x26
export PS1='\n\[\033[01;33m\]\$ \[\033[00m\]'
ttyrec <file>
ttygif <file>
./convert.sh



# Plunger is a commandline tool to interact with message-providers
# https://github.com/galan/plunger
# This demo shows some example of the basic usage (v1.0)


# Listing all destinations
pls hornetq

# hornetq is a predefined target, see how my targets are defined
cat ~/.plunger

# Adding a message to a queue
# One-line notation is "properties-as-json<tab>body-as-string"
echo -e "{}\tHello, plunger" > mymessage.msg
pput hornetq/queue.foo -f mymessage.msg

# Listing the messages in a queue (pretty)
pcat hornetq/queue.foo

# Listing the messages in a queue (one line - one message, for further piping)
pcat hornetq/queue.foo -e

# Listing all destinations with messages
pls hornetq -m

# Moving messages to a different destination, and modifying the content
pcat hornetq/queue.foo -e | sed -e "s/plunger/world/g" | pput hornetq/queue.bar

# Showing all queues
pls hornetq

# Printing modified message
pcat hornetq/queue.bar

# Moving a message from HornetQ to ActiveMQ
# First list destinations on ActiveMQ
pls activemq

# move messages
pcat hornetq/queue.bar -er | pput activemq/queue.here

# List messages on HornetQ
pls hornetq

# List messages on ActiveMQ
pls activemq

# Print messages in target destination
pcat activemq/queue.here

# Thanks for watching