kafka-node-tools v1.1.1-rc.0

kafka-node-tools

This module is a wrapper for node-rdkafka. All documentation about broker configuration: https://github.com/Blizzard/node-rdkafka

API

Producer

Constructor

options

• options.global: Global producer configuration

{
    "client.id": "myClientId",
    "metadata.broker.list": "kafka.com",
    "compression.codec": "gzip",
    "retry.backoff.ms": 200,
    "message.send.max.retries": 10,
    "socket.keepalive.enable": true,
    "queue.buffering.max.messages": 100000,
    "queue.buffering.max.ms": 1000,
    "batch.num.messages": 10,
    "dr_cb": true
    }

produce

Sends message to kafka and resolvs promise without waiting for delivery report

produce(topic, partition, msg, key, timestamp, opaque)

• topic Topic to send the message to.

• partition Optionally we can manually specify a partition for the message.this defaults to -1 - which will use librdkafka's default partitioner (consistent random for keyed messages, random for unkeyed messages)

• msg Message to send. Must be a buffer. Ex new Buffer('My message')

• key For keyed messages, we also specify the key - This field is optional

• timestamp you can send a timestamp here. If your broker version supports it will get added. Otherwise, we default to 0

• opaque you can send an opaque token here, which gets passed along to your delivery reports

secureProduce

Sends message to kafka and resolvs promise after receive delivery report or reject if timeout has expired

secureProduce(topic, partition, msg, key, timestamp, opaque)

• topic Topic to send the message to.

• partition Optionally we can manually specify a partition for the message.this defaults to -1 - which will use librdkafka's default partitioner (consistent random for keyed messages, random for unkeyed messages)

• msg Message to send. Must be a buffer. Ex new Buffer('My message')

• key For keyed messages, we also specify the key - This field is optional

• timestamp you can send a timestamp here. If your broker version supports it will get added. Otherwise, we default to 0

• opaque you can send an opaque token here, which gets passed along to your delivery reports

Consumer

Constructor

options: Consumer configuration

• options.global: Consumer global configuration

'group.id': process.env.KAFKA_CONSUMER_ID,
'metadata.broker.list': process.env.KAFKA_BROKER_LIST,
'enable.auto.commit': false,
'offset_commit_cb': function(err, topicPartitions) {
            
    if (err) {
      // There was an error committing
    } else {
      // Commit went through. Let's log the topic partitions
    }            
}

• options.topic: Consumer topic configuration

{ 'auto.offset.reset': 'earliest' }

• options.batchConsumer: (Optional) Bath consumer configuration

Default configuration

{
    'maxBatch': 500,
    'batchInterval': 1000,
    'batchInc': 10,
    'batchDec': 50,
    'maxSystemMessages': 100
}

Example:

"options": {
    "global": {
        "group.id": "myGroupId",
        "metadata.broker.list": "kafka.com",
        "enable.auto.commit": false,
    },
    "topic": {
        "auto.offset.reset": "earliest" 
    },
    "batchConsumer": {
        "maxBatch": 500,
        "batchInterval": 1000,
        "batchInc": 10,
        "batchDec": 50,
        "maxSystemMessages": 100
}
}

consume

consume(handler, onError, topics)

• handler: function executed for each received message.
• onError: function executed if hadnler fails
• topics: topics to consume

batchConsume

batchConsume(handler, onError, topics)

• handler: function executed for each received message.
• onError: function executed if hadnler fails
• topics: topics to consume

Example

const KafkaTools = require('kafka-node-tools');
const Config = require('./config');

Promise.all([
    KafkaTools.Consumer.connect(Config.consumerOptions),
    KafkaTools.Producer.connect(Config.producerOptions)
])
    .then(([consumer, producer]) => {

        const handler = (msg) => {

            return producer.secureProduce(
                Config.producerTopic, null,
                new Buffer(JSON.stringify(parsedMsg)), null,
                new Date().getTime(),
                null)
                .then((result) => {

                    console.log('Finish processing ' + msg.partition + '-' + msg.offset)
                })
        };

        consumer.batchConsume(handler,
            () => {

                return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

                    resolve('OnError handler finished')
                })
            }, Config.consumerTopics)

    })
    .catch((error) => {

        console.log(error);
        process.exit(1);
    })