As it stands, you need to run a separate instance of ElasticMQ (or similar) in conjunction with this plugin which complicates the development process, as it needs to be started and stopped independently of serverless-offline. Other plugins that allow similar emulation of AWS services, such as S3 via the serverless-s3-local plugin bundle the requisite package under the hood (in that case, s3rver).
It would be nice if this kind of self-contained operation was available via this plugin as well.
A shame they added the wontfix tag to this, it would be so much easier for a simple npm install then the extra hour of setup needed for elasticmq and java 😕
As it stands, you need to run a separate instance of ElasticMQ (or similar) in conjunction with this plugin which complicates the development process, as it needs to be started and stopped independently of serverless-offline. Other plugins that allow similar emulation of AWS services, such as S3 via the serverless-s3-local plugin bundle the requisite package under the hood (in that case, s3rver).
It would be nice if this kind of self-contained operation was available via this plugin as well.