SYNOPSIS

    add a message to queue fred, will be a simple queue, --type=simple is default
    > abq -q fred "message to tweet"

    # add a message to the work task queue
    > abq -q work --type=task "process /some/file/path"

    # add to a pubsub queue
    > abq --queue=notes --type=pubsub "started a program"

    # listen to all pubsub queue messages forever, messages are writen to stdout
    > abq --queue=notes --type=pubsub --listen

    # take an item from a simple queue
    > abq -q fred --pop

    # process an item in a task queue, exit status will determin if it is processed
    # the queue message is passed to the exec command in quotes
    # obviously there are security concerns around doing this, clean your inputs!
    > abq -q work --type=task --exec "/command/to/run"

    # peek at work items in a task queue, --type=task is default for a peek
    > abq --peek --count=10 -q work

    to get full help use
    > abq --help

DESCRIPTION

Add am item to a queue or process an item from a queue

config file is in ~/.abq

    abq:
      queue:
        dsn: dbi:SQLite:/tmp/abq.sqlite
        user:
        password:

The queue entry holds information about the queue database that you want to connect to, this is obviously a perl DBI style connection