Bus Template

Add Bus Template Properties

Add Bus Template Examples

Adding a Bus with Your Domain or Bounded Context

If you're adding a bus in your new:domain command, then you can add the appropriate broker details to your Environments property (in your bounded context) and add an AddBus property to make sure Craftsman knows to add the bus.

When adding a bus in a bounded context, you should set the Environment properties on the bounded context, not the bus, but you do need to set AddBus to true within the Bus.

DomainName: WeSendReportsCompany
BoundedContexts:
- SolutionName: Reporting
  Environments:
  - EnvironmentName: Development
    BrokerSettings:
      Host: localhost
      VirtualHost: /
      Username: guest
      Password: guest
  - EnvironmentName: Production
    BrokerSettings:
      Host: rmqlocalprod
      VirtualHost: dashprod
      Username: testprod
      Password: testprod
  Bus:
    AddBus: true
  # additional new:domain properties here

Adding a Bus to an Existing Project

If you've already created your Wrapt project and want to add a bus after the fact, you can use the add:bus command which will only require the Environments property (AddBus can be automatically set to true with the command given the intent behind the command 🙂). Notice how you don't need to add any of the other normal Environment properties other than EnvironmentName and BrokerSettings.

This particular example will add bus info for Development and Production (Startup).

Environments:
- EnvironmentName: Development
  BrokerSettings:
    Host: localhost
    VirtualHost: /
    Username: guest
    Password: guest
- EnvironmentName: Production
  BrokerSettings:
    Host: rmqlocalprod
    VirtualHost: dashprod
    Username: testprod
    Password: testprod

At the moment, if you are connecting to anything outside of development, you may need to make some tweaks to include SSL and a port. For example, this CloudAMQP connection:

cfg.Host("baboon.rmq.cloudamqp.com", 8983, "kalvak", h =>
{
    h.Username("kalvak:kalvak");
    h.Password("supersecretpassword");

    h.UseSsl(s =>
    {
        s.Protocol = SslProtocols.Tls12;
    });
});