Within your virtualenv, using nameko shell, we can now test this out.:
>>> n.rpc.message_service.save_message('Nameko is awesome!')
'bf87d4b3fefc49f39b7dd50e6d693ae8'
>>> n.rpc.message_service.save_message('Python is cool!')
'd996274c503b4b57ad5ee201fbcca1bd'
>>> n.rpc.message_service.save_message('To the foo bar!')
'69f99e5863604eedaf39cd45bfe8ef99'
>>> n.rpc.message_service.get_all_messages()
[{'id': 'd996274...', 'message': 'Python is cool!'},
{'id': 'bf87d4b...', 'message': 'Nameko is awesome!'},
{'id': '69f99e5...', 'message': 'To the foo bar!'}]
There we have it! We can now retrieve all of the messages in our data store. (For the sake of space and readability, I've truncated the message IDs.)
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