Atmo + NATS Example Project

This repo is an example of using Atmo with NATS as a streaming messaging layer. In this example, Atmo connects to NATS and handles messages on the com.suborbital.atmo/hello topic, responding on the com.suborbital.atmo/respond topic.

To try it out, clone this repo and run make run. You must have Subo, Docker and docker-compose installed.

Then, in another terminal, run cd tester; go run main.go. The tester will send two messages, and show you the responses.

Everything about the application is described in the Directive.yaml file, and the handler is in helloworld/src/lib.rs. Atmo is designed to declaratively set up your application and all of the connections it needs to operate. Your application code does not need to concern itself with how connections, servers, and runtimes are set up, it only needs to handle your business logic. This is a very basic example, but illustrates how Atmo can be used to create declarative, event-driven, WebAssembly-powered applications with very minimal boilerplate code!