Convert rabbitmqctl output to a dict of data
    cmdoutput: string output of rabbitmqctl commands
    values_mapper: function object to process the values part of each line

def _output_to_dict(cmdoutput, values_mapper=None):
    '''
    Convert rabbitmqctl output to a dict of data
    cmdoutput: string output of rabbitmqctl commands
    values_mapper: function object to process the values part of each line
    '''
    if isinstance(cmdoutput, dict):
        if cmdoutput['retcode'] != 0 or cmdoutput['stderr']:
            raise CommandExecutionError(
                'RabbitMQ command failed: {0}'.format(cmdoutput['stderr'])
            )
        cmdoutput = cmdoutput['stdout']

    ret = {}
    if values_mapper is None:
        values_mapper = lambda string: string.split('\t')

    # remove first and last line: Listing ... - ...done
    data_rows = _strip_listing_to_done(cmdoutput.splitlines())

    for row in data_rows:
        try:
            key, values = row.split('\t', 1)
        except ValueError:
            # If we have reached this far, we've hit an edge case where the row
            # only has one item: the key. The key doesn't have any values, so we
            # set it to an empty string to preserve rabbitmq reporting behavior.
            # e.g. A user's permission string for '/' is set to ['', '', ''],
            # Rabbitmq reports this only as '/' from the rabbitmqctl command.
            log.debug('Could not find any values for key \'%s\'. '
                      'Setting to \'%s\' to an empty string.', row, row)
            ret[row] = ''
            continue
        ret[key] = values_mapper(values)
    return ret