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Added bare minimum import example file to documentation

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Mark van Renswoude 2020-06-24 13:24:33 +02:00
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Tapeti.Cmd/Program.cs
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@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ namespace Tapeti.Cmd
[Option('m', "message", Group = "Input", HelpText = "Single message to be sent, in the same format as used for SingleFileJSON. Serialization argument has no effect when using this input.")]
public string InputMessage { get; set; }
[Option('c', "pipe", Group = "Input", HelpText = "Messages are read from STDIN, in the same format as used for SingleFileJSON. Serialization argument has no effect when using this input.")]
[Option('c', "pipe", Group = "Input", HelpText = "Messages are read from the standard input pipe, in the same format as used for SingleFileJSON. Serialization argument has no effect when using this input.")]
public bool InputPipe { get; set; }
[Option('e', "exchange", HelpText = "If specified publishes to the originating exchange using the original routing key. By default these are ignored and the message is published directly to the originating queue.")]

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docs/tapeticmd.rst
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The default serialization method. All messages are contained in a single file, where each line is a JSON document describing the message properties and it's content.
An example message (formatted as multi-line to be more readable, but keep in mind that it must be a single line in the export file to be imported properly):
An example message (formatted as multi-line to be more readable, but keep in mind that it **must be a single line** in the export file to be imported properly):
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Either Body or RawBody is present. Body is used if the ContentType is set to application/json, and will contain the original message as an inline JSON object for easy manipulation. For other content types, the RawBody contains the original encoded body.
Below is a bare minimum example, assuming Tapeti style messages and the default direct-to-queue import (no --exchange parameter). Again, keep in mind that it **must be a single line** in the export file to be imported properly.
::
{
"Queue": "tapeti.example.01",
"Properties": {
"ContentType": "application/json",
"Headers": {
"classType": "Messaging.TapetiExample.QuoteRequestMessage:Messaging.TapetiExample"
}
},
"Body": {
"Amount": 2
}
}
Actual file contents will thus look like:
::
{ "Queue": "tapeti.example.01", "Properties": { "ContentType": "application/json", "Headers": { "classType": "Messaging.TapetiExample.QuoteRequestMessage:Messaging.TapetiExample" } }, "Body": { "Amount": 2 } }
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