Skills azure-servicebus-ts
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azure-servicebus-ts

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Build Azure Service Bus Messaging Apps

This skill provides code examples and patterns for implementing Azure Service Bus messaging in JavaScript and TypeScript applications. It helps developers quickly implement queues, topics, and message handling.

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🥉 72 Bronze
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Using "azure-servicebus-ts". Send message to queue

Expected outcome:

Code example showing how to create a ServiceBusClient, create a sender, and send a message with proper body and contentType.

Using "azure-servicebus-ts". Receive from subscription

Expected outcome:

Code example showing receiver setup with subscribe method, processMessage handler, and error handling callback.

Using "azure-servicebus-ts". Dead-letter handling

Expected outcome:

Code example showing how to create a receiver for the dead-letter subqueue and process messages from it.

Security Audit

Safe
v1 • 2/25/2026

All 46 static findings are false positives. The skill is legitimate Azure Service Bus documentation containing code examples in markdown. The backtick patterns are from markdown code fences, not shell execution. Environment variable access is for Azure configuration (standard practice). No cryptographic algorithms or malicious patterns present.

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Total audits
Low Risk Issues (3)
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Markdown Code Block Detection (False Positive)
Static analyzer flagged 'Ruby/shell backtick execution' at 35 locations. These are markdown code fences (```typescript, ```bash), not actual shell commands. This is a documentation skill with legitimate code examples.
SKILL.md:34
Environment Variable Access (False Positive)
Static analyzer flagged 'env_access' at line 34. The skill uses process.env.SERVICEBUS_NAMESPACE for Azure configuration - this is a standard, secure practice for cloud credentials.
SKILL.md:3SKILL.md:222
Text Pattern Misidentification (False Positive)
Static analyzer incorrectly flagged 'weak cryptographic algorithm' and 'system reconnaissance' patterns. These are normal documentation terms ('Entra ID', 'receive modes') misidentified by pattern matching.
Audited by: claude

Quality Score

38
Architecture
100
Maintainability
85
Content
32
Community
99
Security
100
Spec Compliance

What You Can Build

Backend Developer Building Event-Driven Systems

Implement async communication between microservices using Azure Service Bus queues and topics.

Cloud Architect Designing Messaging Patterns

Create scalable pub-sub architectures with topics, subscriptions, and message sessions.

DevOps Engineer Setting Up Integration

Connect Azure services and external systems using Service Bus message routing.

Try These Prompts

Send a message to a queue 
Use the Azure Service Bus skill to show me how to send a JSON message to a queue named 'orders'.
Receive messages with subscription 
Show me how to set up a message subscription receiver that processes messages from a topic subscription.
Handle dead-letter messages 
How do I process messages from a dead-letter queue to handle failed messages?
Implement message sessions 
Show me how to use message sessions to ensure ordered processing of related messages.

Best Practices

  • Use Entra ID (Azure AD) authentication instead of connection strings in production
  • Reuse ServiceBusClient instances across your application for connection pooling
  • Always close senders and receivers when done to free resources
  • Implement proper error handling with processError callbacks
  • Use message sessions when order matters within a group of messages

Avoid

  • Creating a new ServiceBusClient for each message (causes connection overhead)
  • Hardcoding connection strings in source code (use environment variables)
  • Not handling dead-letter messages (leads to lost data)
  • Not closing senders/receivers (causes resource leaks)

Frequently Asked Questions

What authentication methods does this skill support?
The skill shows both Entra ID (DefaultAzureCredential) and connection string authentication. Entra ID is recommended for production.
Can I use this skill with Azure Event Hubs?
No, this skill is specifically for Azure Service Bus. Event Hubs uses a different SDK (@azure/event-hubs).
How do I handle messages that fail processing?
Use the deadLetterMessage method to move failed messages to the dead-letter queue, then process them separately.
What is the difference between peekLock and receiveAndDelete?
peekLock keeps messages hidden until completed or abandoned. receiveAndDelete removes messages immediately. Use peekLock for reliable processing.
Can I send messages to multiple queues in one batch?
Yes, use createMessageBatch() to add multiple messages, then send them together with sendMessages(batch) for better performance.
Do I need to install the Azure Identity package?
Yes, @azure/identity is required for Entra ID authentication. Install it alongside @azure/service-bus.

Developer Details

Author

sickn33

License

MIT

Repository

https://github.com/sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills/tree/main/skills/azure-servicebus-ts

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main

File structure

📄 SKILL.md