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pulsar-node

v1.0.2

Published

Node event based pulsar

Downloads

7

Readme

pulsar-node

NPM

Node binding for Apache Pulsar

Pulsar logo

This library is inspired by pulsar-client-node

Requirements

pulsar-client is a peer dependency, make sure to install it. Tested on pulsar-client 1.0.0-rc.1

 npm install pulsar-client

Install

 npm install pulsar-node

Options

  • serviceUrl : required

  • binding

  • operationTimeoutSeconds

  • ioThreads

  • messageListenerThreads

  • concurrentLookupRequest

  • useTls

  • tlsTrustCertsFilePath

  • tlsValidateHostname

  • tlsAllowInsecureConnection

  • statsIntervalInSeconds

  • auth : optional

    • tls : {Object}
    • athenz : {Object}
    • token : string

authentication

tls

Pulsar.init({
  serviceUrl: 'pulsar+ssl://localhost:6651',
  tlsTrustCertsFilePath: '/path/to/server.crt',
  auth : {
    tls : {
      certificatePath: '/path/to/client.crt',
      privateKeyPath: '/path/to/client.key'
    }
  }
});

token

Pulsar.init({
  serviceUrl: 'pulsar://localhost:6650',
  auth : {
    token : 'a.b.c'
  }
});

API

init

Pulsar.init({
  serviceUrl : 'pulsar://localhost:6650'
}).then( pulsar =>{
  // ready to use
}, error =>{
  // something wrong happen
});

send(<message>)

Message format

  • topic : required
  • message : required
  • encoding : default 'binary', options ['binary', 'string']
  • producerName
  • sendTimeoutMs
  • initialSequenceId
  • maxPendingMessages
  • maxPendingMessagesAcrossPartitions
  • blockIfQueueFull
  • messageRoutingMode
  • hashingScheme
  • compressionType
  • batchingEnabled
  • batchingMaxPublishDelayMs
  • batchingMaxMessages
  • properties
pulsar.send({
  topic   : 'persistent://public/default/my-topic',
  message : 'hello world'
}).then( seccess => {
  // Message was sent
}, error => {
  // Something wrong happen
});

addConsumer(<TopicName>, <Options>)

TopicName

  • TopicName : required

Options

  • subscription : required
  • subscriptionType
  • ackTimeoutMs
  • receiverQueueSize
  • receiverQueueSizeAcrossPartitions
  • consumerName
  • properties
let consumer = pulsar.addConsumer('persistent://public/default/my-topic', { subscription : 'sub1' });

consumer.on('message', message => {

  console.log('The message data', {
    id           : message.getMessageId().toString(),
    topicName    : message.getTopicName(),
    properties   : message.getProperties(),
    data         : message.getData().toString(),
    partitionKey : message.getPartitionKey(),
  });

  consumer.acknowledge(message);
});

consumer.on('error', error =>{
  // Something wrong happen
});

Message Object

Methods

  • getTopicName
  • getProperties
  • getData
  • getMessageId
  • getPublishTimestamp
  • getEventTimestamp
  • getPartitionKey
  • validateCMessage

close

this mechanisms closes all consumers, producers, and client.

pulsar.close().then( closed =>{
  // all is closed
}, error =>{
  // Something wrong happen
});