RabbitMQ UI Event Exporter Bookmarklet

Source.js

let elems = document.getElementsByClassName('msg-payload'); let csv = ''; Array.prototype.forEach.call(elems, function(elem){csv += elem.innerText + ',\n'}); console.log(csv); let a = document.createElement('a'); a.href = 'data:attachment/csv,' +  encodeURIComponent(csv); a.target = '_blank'; a.download = 'events.csv'; document.body.appendChild(a); a.click();

URL Encoded.js

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I got sick of going through all the raw events in the RMQ interface when testing event generation, so I created this bookmarklet to export all of the events that are displayed when you use the "Get Messages" option in the RMQ UI to a csv file. Just create a new bookmark in Chrome and set the URL equal to the text in this file. Should work in Firefox too (untested). Nice thing about this is it breaks up each json property into its own column if opened in excel, so you can sort, filter, etc. Enjoy.

-- Chris.