package main import ( "fmt" "github.com/kandoo/beehive" ) type MyMessage struct { Data string } func handler(ctx beehive.RcvContext, msg interface{}) error { myMsg := msg.(MyMessage) fmt.Printf("Received message: %v\n", myMsg.Data) return nil } func main() { app := beehive.NewApp("myApp") app.HandleFunc(MyMessage{}, handler) app.Start() }In this example, we define a simple message type called `MyMessage` that includes a single field called `Data`. The `handler` function is then defined to receive messages of this type, and the `fmt.Printf` statement is used to print the message data to the console. Finally, the `main` function defines a new Beehive application and registers the `handler` function to handle incoming messages of type `MyMessage`. Once the application is started, incoming messages will be processed by the `handler` function using the RcvContext interface. Overall, the RcvContext utility provided by the github.com/kandoo/beehive package library is a helpful tool for implementing reliable messaging and processing functionality in Go-based distributed applications.