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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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@ -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.")] [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; } 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; } 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.")] [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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@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ SingleFileJSON
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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. 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):
:: ::
@ -176,6 +176,29 @@ The properties correspond to the RabbitMQ client's IBasicProperties and can be o
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. 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 } }
EasyNetQHosepipe EasyNetQHosepipe
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