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kafka-pipe

v0.1.5-0

Published

A functional/fluent utility for kafka

Downloads

1

Readme

kafka-pipe

A functional/fluent utility for kafka, built on top of kafka-node.

Features

PipeConsumer

summary

class that extends kafka Consumer and adds a fluent .pipe() method

example

import { Client, PipeConsumer } from 'kafka-pipe'

const kafkaHost = 'example.com:9092'
const topic = 'test.topic'
const client = new Client({ kafkaHost })
const consumer = new PipeConsumer(client, [{ topic ])

consumer.pipe(console.log)

// prints 'hello, world!' to console.log
consumer.emit('message', 'hello, world!')

createConsumer

summary

function that returns an instance of PipeConsumer

example

import * as R from 'ramda'
import { Client, createConsumer } from 'kafka-pipe'

const printMessage = ({ topic, value }) => {
    console.log('received message')
    console.log('topic: ', topic)
    console.log('message: ', value)
}

const sendMessageToS3 = R.pipe(
    R.prop('value'),
    R.reverse,
    R.tap(message => console.log('sending message to s3', message)),
    s3Put,
)

const kafkaHost = 'example.com:9092'

const topic = 'test.topic'

const client = new Client({ kafkaHost })

const consumer = createConsumer(client, topic)

consumer
    .pipe(printMessage)
    .pipe(sendMessageToS3)

createSender

summary

higher order function that returns a curried Producer.send function which, when called, sends the given payload to the previously set topic

example

import { Client, createSender } from 'kafka-pipe'

const kafkaHost = 'example.com:9092'
const topic = 'test.topic'
const client = new Client({ kafkaHost })
const message = 'hello, world'
const sendToTestTopic = createSender(client, topic)

sendToTestTopic([message])

createTransformer

summary

function that returns a PipeConsumer, which pipes messages from sourceTopic, thru provided transform function, then into destinationTopic

example

import { Client, createTransformer } from 'kafka-pipe'

const normalizeMessage = () => {
    // normalize message before forwarding ...
}

const kafkaHost = 'example.com:9092'
const sourceTopic = 'test.source.topic'
const destinationTopic = 'test.destination.topic'
const client = new Client({ kafkaHost })
const consumer = createTransformer(client, sourceTopic, destinationTopic, normalizeMessage)