Serverless Framework Plugin to download and run ElasticMQ
npm install serverless-offline-elasticmq-localhostServerless Framework Plugin to download and run an elasticMQ server to use with AWS SQS plugins
Original code from YOU54F (https://github.com/YOU54F/serverless-offline-plugins/tree/main/serverless-offline-elasticmq)
This repository allows to self define the version of elasticmq without requiring a new version of the package.
To install with npm, run this in your service directory:
``bash`
npm install --save-dev serverless-offline-elasticmq-localhost
Then add this to your serverless.yml
`yml`
plugins:
- serverless-offline-elasticmq-localhost
> Important:
> To run ElasticMQ on your computer, you must have the Java Runtime Environment
> (JRE) version 6.x or newer. The application doesn't run on earlier JRE versions.
The plugin downloads the official ElasticMQ standalone jar on Your
Computer and allows the serverless app to launch it.
To configure ElasticMQ Offline, add a elasticmq section like this to yourserverless.yml:
`yml``
custom:
elasticmq:
# Set the version of ElasticMq you want to use
version: 1.5.4
# If you only want to use elasticmq Offline in some stages, declare them here
stages:
- dev
start:
port: 9432 # The port number that elasticmq uses to communicate with your application. If you don't specify this option, the default port is 9432. If port 8000 is unavailable, this command throws an exception. You can use the port option to specify a different port number
noStart: false # Does not start elasticmq. This option is useful if you already have a running instance of elasticmq locally