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kafka-console

v2.0.21

Published

Kafka CLI tool

Downloads

23,551

Readme

Kafka CLI tool

Command line tool to sufficiently and easy work with Kafka

NPM version Downloads

Table of Contents

Features

  • Producer
  • Consumer groups with seek and timeout
  • Built-in message encoders/decoders with types: json, js, raw
  • Custom message encoders/decoders as a js module
  • Message headers
  • GZIP compression
  • Plain, SSL and SASL_SSL implementations
  • Admin client
  • TypeScript support

Installing

npm install -g kafka-console

Examples

Common options

  -b, --brokers <brokers>                bootstrap server host (default: "localhost:9092")
  -l, --log-level <logLevel>             log level
  -t, --timeout <timeout>                set a timeout of operation (default: "0")
  -p, --pretty                           pretty print (default: false)
  --ssl                                  enable ssl (default: false)
  --mechanism <mechanism>                sasl mechanism
  --username <username>                  sasl username
  --password <password>                  sasl password
  --auth-id <authId>                     sasl aws authorization identity
  --access-key-id <accessKeyId>          sasl aws access key id
  --secret-access-key <secretAccessKey>  sasl aws secret access key
  --session-token <seccionToken>         sasl aws session token
  --oauth-bearer <oauthBearer>           sasl oauth bearer token
  -V, --version                          output the version number
  -h, --help                             display help for command

Commands

  consume [options] <topic>              Consume kafka topic events
  produce [options] <topic>              Produce kafka topic events
  metadata                               Displays kafka server metadata
  list|ls [options]                      Lists kafka topics
  config [options]                       Describes config for specific resource
  topic:create <topic>                   Creates kafka topic
  topic:delete <topic>                   Deletes kafka topic
  topic:offsets <topic> [timestamp]      Shows kafka topic offsets
  help [command]                         display help for command

Consumer

npx kafka-console consume [options] <topic>

Options

  -g, --group <group>              consumer group name (default: "kafka-console-consumer-TIMESTAMP")
  -d, --data-format <data-format>  messages data-format: json, js, raw (default: "json")
  -o, --output <filename>          write output to specified filename
  -f, --from <from>                read messages from the specific timestamp in milliseconds or ISO 8601 format. Set 0 to read from the beginning
  -c, --count <count>              a number of messages to read (default: null)
  -s, --skip <skip>                a number of messages to skip (default: 0)
  -h, --help                       display help for command

General usage with authentication

npx kafka-console --brokers $KAFKA_BROKERS --ssl --mechanism plain --username $KAFKA_USERNAME --password $KAFKA_PASSWORD consume $KAFKA_TOPIC --group $KAFKA_TOPIC_GROUP

Stdout from timestamp jq example

npx kafka-console consume $KAFKA_TOPIC --from 0 | jq .value

Custom data formatter example

npx kafka-console consume $KAFKA_TOPIC --data-format ./formatter/avro.js | jq

Producer

npx kafka-console produce [options] <topic>

Options

  -d, --data-format <data-format>  messages data-format: json, js, raw (default: "json")
  -i, --input <filename>           input filename
  -w, --wait <wait>                wait the time in ms after sending a message (default: 0)
  -h, --header <header>            set a static header (default: [])
  --help                           display help for command

General usage

npx kafka-console produce $KAFKA_TOPIC -b $KAFKA_BROKERS --ssl --mechanism plain --username $KAFKA_USERNAME --password $KAFKA_PASSWORD

Produce a json data from stdin with custom formatter

npx kafka-console payload.txt|kcli produce $KAFKA_TOPIC --data-format ./formatter/avro.js

Produce a json data from stdin

node payloadGenerator.js|npx kafka-console produce $KAFKA_TOPIC

Produce a json array data from stdin

cat payload.json|jq -r -c .[]|npx kafka-console produce $KAFKA_TOPIC

Payload single message input interface

interface Payload {
  key?: string; // kafka
  value: any;
  headers?: { [key: string]: value };
}

Formatters

export interface Encoder<T> {
  (value: T): Promise<string | Buffer> | string | Buffer;
}

export interface Decoder<T> {
  (value: Buffer): Promise<T> | T;
}

export interface Formatter<T> {
  encode: Encoder<T>;
  decode: Decoder<T>;
}

Supported Environment Variables

  • KAFKA_BROKERS
  • KAFKA_TIMEOUT
  • KAFKA_MECHANISM
  • KAFKA_USERNAME
  • KAFKA_PASSWORD
  • KAFKA_AUTH_ID
  • KAFKA_ACCESS_KEY_ID
  • KAFKA_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
  • KAFKA_SESSION_TOKEN
  • KAFKA_OAUTH_BEARER

License

License The MIT License Copyright (c) 2024 Ivan Zakharchanka