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@microfleet/plugin-kafka

v6.0.1

Published

Apache Kafka adapter for microfleet

Downloads

110

Readme

Microfleet Kafka Plugin

Adds Kafka support to microfleet. Provides Stream like API for sending messages to Kafka broker.

For more information please read about node-rdkafka.

Install

yarn add @microfleet/plugin-kafka

Configuration

To make use of the plugin, adjust microfleet configuration in the following way:

exports.plugins = [
  ...,
  'kafka',
  ...
]

exports.kafka = {
  // librdkafka configuration
  // https://github.com/edenhill/librdkafka/blob/master/CONFIGURATION.md
  debug: 'consumer,cgrp,topic,fetch',
  'metadata.broker.list': 'kafka:9092',
  'group.id': 'test-group',
}

Interface

Microfleet Kafka Plugin extends service interface with the following methods:

async service.kafka.createReadStream({ streamOpts, conf, topic }): Readable

Initializes Kafka Consumer stream using provided params and creates a Readable stream. This is the reimplementation of the node-rdkafka.ConsumerStream stream with some addons. Extra parameters:

const streamOpts = {
  checkTopicExists: boolean, // Check whether consumed topics exist.
  stopOnPartitionsEOF: boolean, // Stop stream when all assigned partitions read.
  offsetQueryTimeout: number, // Milliseconds Timeout for Broker requests.
  offsetCommitTimeout: number, // Milliseconds to wait for offset commits received on stream close.
}

async service.kafka.createWriteStream({ streamOpts, conf, topic }): Writable

Initializes Kafka producer using provided params and creates a Writable stream. Detailed docs here - https://blizzard.github.io/node-rdkafka/current/ProducerStream.html

Parameter description

For information about parameters passed to the interface methods:

Example

producerStream = await service.kafka.createProducerStream({
  streamOptions: { objectMode: true, pollInterval: 10 },
  conf: {'group.id': 'other-group'},
})

consumerStream = await service.kafka.createConsumerStream({
  streamOptions: { topics: topic, streamAsBatch: true, fetchSize: 10 },
  conf: {
    debug: 'consumer',
    'enable.auto.commit': false,
    'client.id': 'someid',
    'group.id': 'other-group',
  },
  topic: {
    'auto.offset.reset': 'earliest', // 'earliest | latest' - earliest will start from las committed offset, latest - will start from last received message.
  }
)

// and then
producerStream.write({
  topic,
  value: Buffer.from(`message at ${Date.now()}`),
}, cb)

// or
producerStream.write(Buffer.from(`message at ${Date.now()}`), cb)

for await (const message of consumer) {
  // process message
}