I am using node.js amqp module for reading messages from a queue. The following is the callback that is invoked when there is a message available on the queue:
function onMessage(message, headers, deliveryInfo)
{
console.log(message); //This prints buffer
//how to convert message (which I expect to be JSON) into a JSON object.
//Also how to get the JSON string from the 'message' which seems to be a buffer
}
Thanks.
If you receive a Buffer that contains JSON, then you'll need to convert it to a string to output something meaningful to the console:
console.log(message.toString())
If you want to convert that string to a full JavaScript object, then just parse the JSON:
var res = JSON.parse(message.toString())
Edit: node-amqp seems to be able to send directly JavaScript objects (see here), you shouldn't be receiving buffers but instead JavaScript objects... Check how you send your messages.