[FEATURE/CROW-308] Add connection to new queue to receive mint data #49
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| @EventPattern(MINT_MANAGEMENT_QUEUE) | ||
| async handleNftGeneration(data) { | ||
| console.log('Received data: ', data); |
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I guess we should use send the ack: https://docs.nestjs.com/microservices/rabbitmq#message-acknowledgement
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I think this is not necessary for now as it's executing without exceptions, i just console.log something. But let me know if i should add it
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ℹ️ Description
This pr adds connection to a new queue "mint_management" to receive mint data from image processor.
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