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azure-eventhub-publisher

v1.0.4

Published

lightweight lib to publish events into an azure eventhub instance

Downloads

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Readme

AzureEventhubPublisher

azure-eventhub-publisher

lightweight npm module to publish events into an azure eventhub instance.

CLI

Installation

$ npm install azure-eventhub-publisher -g

Usage

To publish and event to an eventhub instance, run the following command :

Send a single event

azure-eventhub-publisher --config=<CONFIG_FILE_PATH> --event=<EVENT_FILE_PATH>

Send a batch of events

azure-eventhub-publisher --config=<CONFIG_FILE_PATH> --events=<EVENTS_FILE_PATH>

Arguments

configuration

CLI configuration argument expects a path to a json file mirroring a configuration parameter as defined in below LIB section

event

CLI event argument expects a path to a json file mirroring an event parameter as defined in below LIB section

LIB

Installation

$ npm install azure-eventhub-publisher

Usage

const { publishEvent, publishEvents } = require("azure-eventhub-publisher")

const configuration = {
    eventhubConnectionString: <EVENTHUB_CONNECTION_STRING>,
    eventhubName: <EVENTHUB_NAME>  
}

// publish a single event
const event = {
    'test':'test'
}

publishEvent(configuration, event)

// publish a batch of events
const events = [{
    'test':'test'
}, {
    'test':'test'
}]

publishEvents(configuration, events)

Parameters

configuration

An object defining the 2 following properties

eventhubConnectionString

The full eventhub connexion string which can be found in "Shared Access Policies" section of an Event Hubs namespace in Azure Portal interface.

eventhubName

The name of the eventhub entity which can be found into the "Event Hubs" section of an Event Hubs namespace in Azure Portal interface.

event

An arbitrary object that will be sent to the eventhub instance defined into the configuration

License

MIT