amqp-ie

Import and export of AMQP messages to and from a dump file

Installation

To install from npm, run

npm install -g amqp-ie

Usage

$ amqp-ie -h
Usage: amqp-ie <command> -u [amqp_uri] -q [queue_name]

Commands:
  export  Export messages from amqp to file                                     [aliases: export, e]
  import  Import messages from file into amqp                                   [aliases: import, i]

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Export

Export messages from an AMQP server to a dump file.

$ amqp-ie export -h
export -u [uri] -q [queue] -f [file]

Options:
  -v, --verbose   Verbosity of the application                                               [count]
  -u, --uri       The AMQP uri to connect to           [required] [default: "amqp://localhost:5672"]
  -q, --queue     Name of the Queue that should be listened on
  -c, --count     How many messages should be dumped                                 [default: 1000]
  -f, --file      Filename where the messages should be dumped to             [default: "dump.json"]
  -e, --exchange  Exchange from which messages should be dumped
  -t, --topic     Topic which should be used for exchange dumping                     [default: "#"]
  -h, --help      Show help                                                                [boolean]

You can either use a queue or an exchange with a topic.

Import

Import a dump file into an AMQP server.

$ amqp-ie import -h
import -u [uri] -q [queue] -f [file]

Options:
  -v, --verbose   Verbosity of the application                                               [count]
  -u, --uri       The AMQP uri to connect to           [required] [default: "amqp://localhost:5672"]
  -q, --queue     Name of the Queue that should be listened on
  -c, --count     How many messages should be dumped                                 [default: 1000]
  -f, --file      Filename where the messages should be dumped to             [default: "dump.json"]
  -e, --exchange  Exchange from which messages should be dumped
  -h, --help      Show help                                                                [boolean]

You can either use a queue or an exchange with a topic.