How to Define Exchange, Exchange Type, Routing Key, and Bind Exchange to Queue in receiveEndpoint Using masstransit-rabbitmq?

[nikita-vedre]

I want to define an Exchange, specify its type (e.g., direct, topic, etc.), configure a Routing Key, and bind the Exchange to a Queue in receiveEndpoint. Below is my current JavaScript/TypeScript code using the masstransit-rabbitmq library:

import { MessageRequest, MessageResponse } from './messages';
import { MessageType } from 'masstransit-rabbitmq/dist/messageType';
import masstransit from 'masstransit-rabbitmq';

MessageType.setDefaultNamespace('RabbitMQ_Web_API_Demo.Models');

const bus = masstransit();

bus.receiveEndpoint('request_queue', cfg => {
    cfg.handle<MessageRequest>(new MessageType('MessageRequest'), async context => {
        console.log('Received request :', context.message.requestMessage);

        // Responding with the MessageRequest
        await context.respond<MessageResponse>(
            { responseMessage: context.message.requestMessage + " Successful "}, // Sample response
            send => {
                send.messageType = new MessageType('MessageResponse').toMessageType();
            }
        );

        console.log('Response sent :', context.message.requestMessage);
    });
});

In the .NET implementation using the MassTransit.RabbitMQ library, I can configure an Exchange and bind it to a Queue like this:

cfg.ReceiveEndpoint("request_queue", endpointConfigurator =>
{
    endpointConfigurator.ConfigureConsumeTopology = false;
    endpointConfigurator.Bind<MessageRequest>(x =>
    {
        x.ExchangeType = ExchangeType.Direct;
        x.RoutingKey = builder.Configuration["MassTransit:NodeServiceRouteFilter"];
    });

    endpointConfigurator.ConfigureConsumer<ResponseConsumer>(context); // Configure response consumer
});

Could you guide me on how to achieve the same configuration for Exchange, Exchange type, Routing Key, and Queue binding in the masstransit-rabbitmq library for Node.js/TypeScript?

Any examples, documentation references, or tips would be greatly appreciated!