amqp-declare-queue - Declare (create or assert the existence of) a queue on an AMQP server

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RabbitMQ C Client                                  2024-11-22                              AMQP-DECLARE-QUEUE(1)

amqp-declare-queue attempts to create a queue on an AMQP server, and exits. If the empty-string is
       supplied as the queue name, a fresh queue name is generated by the server and returned. In all cases, if
       a queue was successfully declared, the (raw binary) name of the queue is printed to standard output,
       followed by a newline.

       Declare the durable queue “myqueue”, and display the name of the queue on standard output:

               $ amqp-declare-queue-d-qmyqueue
               myqueue

       Declare a fresh, server-named transient queue, and display the name of the queue on standard output (use
       amqp-delete-queue(1) to delete it from the server once you're done):

               $ amqp-declare-queue-q""
               amq.gen-BW/wvociA8g6LFpb1PlqOA==

       If the queue was successfully declared, the exit status is 0. If an error occurs, the exit status is 1.

       amqp-declare-queue - Declare (create or assert the existence of) a queue on an AMQP server

-q, --queue=queuename
           The name of the queue to declare. If the empty string is supplied, a fresh queue name is generated by
           the server.

       -d, --durable
           Causes the queue to be declared with the "durable" flag set. Durable queues survive server restarts.
           By default, queues are declared in "transient" mode.

librabbitmq-tools(7) describes connection-related options common to all the RabbitMQ C Client tools.

amqp-declare-queue [OPTION...] [-d] {-q queuename}