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-/**
- * @file routeMessageFunctions.js
- * @author Tony Germano
- * @description
- * This file contains utility functions for routing messages in Mirth Connect.
- * It simplifies routing by automatically creating `RawMessage` objects and 
- * including necessary metadata, replicating the behavior of Channel Writer destinations.
- *
- * # Route with Sources
- * 
- * Mirth provides two ways to send messages from one channel to another. The simple way is by using a
- * Channel Writer destination. This lets you choose your destination channel, set optional "Message
- * Metadata," which will appear in the sourceMap of the new message, and create a template for the
- * message.
- *
- * The second method is by using the `VMRouter` class from the User API. Mirth automatically inserts
- * an instance of this class into the top-level JavaScript scope named `router`. You can send metadata
- * with your messages using this method as well, but it is slightly more complicated as it requires
- * constructing a `RawMessage` to pass to the route command.
- *
- * Additionally, when you use a Channel Writer, it automatically inserts metadata into the sourceMap
- * representing the current channel and message, as well as any prior channels and messages that may
- * have participated in the message chain. This functionality does not exist when using the `router`
- * object to send messages.
- *
- * This library aims to make sending messages from JavaScript as easy as using a Channel Writer, while
- * also incorporating the same channel and message tracking capabilities.
- *
- * This is accomplished through three related functions. See the source of each function for full
- * usage:
- *
- * - **createRawMessage:** This creates an instance of `RawMessage` as specified in the Mirth User API. 
- *   Additionally, it mimics the behavior of a Channel Writer destination and appends metadata to the 
- *   sourceMap of the `RawMessage` by incorporating the `channelId` and `messageId` from the current 
- *   JavaScript context, if present.
- *
- * - **routeMessage:** Wrapper for `router.routeMessage`, which calls `createRawMessage` from this library 
- *   before sending the message. There are optional parameters to pass a sourceMap as the seed for the one 
- *   created by `createRawMessage` and for the `destinationSet` to be used by `createRawMessage`.
- *
- * - **routeMessageByChannelId:** This is the same as the `routeMessage` function from this library except it 
- *   wraps `router.routeMessageByChannelId`.
- */
-
-/**
- * Routes a message to a specified channel by name.
- *
- * @param {string} channelName - The name of the channel to which the message should be routed.
- * @param {Object} message - The message to be routed.
- * @param {Object} sourceMap - The source map containing metadata or properties related to the message.
- * @param {Object} destinationSet - The destination set specifying where the message should be routed.
- * @returns {Object} - The result of the routing process.
- *
- * @example
- * const result = routeMessage('MyChannel', message, sourceMap, destinationSet);
- */
-function routeMessage(channelName, message, sourceMap, destinationSet) {
-    return router.routeMessage(channelName, createRawMessage(message, sourceMap, destinationSet));
-}
-
-/**
- * Routes a message to a specified channel by ID.
- *
- * @param {string} channelId - The ID of the channel to which the message should be routed.
- * @param {Object} message - The message to be routed.
- * @param {Object} sourceMap - The source map containing metadata or properties related to the message.
- * @param {Object} destinationSet - The destination set specifying where the message should be routed.
- * @returns {Object} - The result of the routing process.
- *
- * @example
- * const result = routeMessageByChannelId('1234abcd', message, sourceMap, destinationSet);
- */
-function routeMessageByChannelId(channelId, message, sourceMap, destinationSet) {
-    return router.routeMessageByChannelId(channelId, createRawMessage(message, sourceMap, destinationSet));
-}