Ok people. I'm bit rusty with Python so please go easy on me. I have a RabbitMQ server that I connect to, and I'm building a simple interface for sanity check, and I'm using pika.
My code looks very simple:
class RabbitMQConnector(object):
""" Class that instantiates the connection, and the test interface for
the RabbitMQ services.
"""
def __init__(self):
self._credentials = pika.PlainCredentials(Config.USERNAME, Config.PASSWORD)
log.info("Credentials are being set")
self._parameters = pika.ConnectionParameters(Config.HOST, credentials=self._credentials)
log.info("Connection parameters are being set")
self._connection = pika.BlockingConnection(self._parameters)
self._channel = self._connection.channel()
# We pass an empty string into the queue so we can get the random queue name
self._replyQueue = self._channel.queue_declare(queue='')
log.info("Reply queue name has been initialized %s" % self._replyQueue)
log.info("Connection initialized")
Config.time.sleep(5)
log.info("[x] System is fully initialized, and ready to accept RabbitMQ connections")
def connect(self):
pass
def disconnect(self):
pass
But when I call this method:
log.info("Reply queue name has been initialized %s" % self._replyQueue)
My reply gets like:
Reply queue name has been initialized <METHOD(['channel_number=1', 'frame_type=1', "method=<Queue.DeclareOk(['consumer_count=0', 'message_count=0', 'queue=amq.gen-8GVTfmr8noMB5slpXnFRHQ'])>"])>
And the only thing I want to display to user is actually this queue
queue=amq.gen-8GVTfmr8noMB5slpXnFRHQ
What would be the easiest way to extract this variable from the above method? Thank you.
p/s: log
is just an alias for logger, whilst Config.USERNAME
and Config.PASSWORD
are just 'user' and 'localhost'
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