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/** * Create a list of MessageStreams for each topic. * * @param topicCountMap a map of (topic, #streams) pair * @param decoder Decoder to decode each Message to type T * @return a map of (topic, list of KafkaMessageAndMetadataStreamKafkaStream) pairs. * The number of items in the list is #streams. Each stream supports * an iterator over message/metadata pairs. */ def createMessageStreams[T](topicCountMap: Map[String,Int], decoder: Decoder[T] = new DefaultDecoder) : Map[String,List[KafkaMessageAndMetadataStreamKafkaStream[T]]] /** * Create a list of message streams for all topics that match a given filter. * * @param filterSpectopicFilter Either a Whitelist or Blacklist TopicFilterSpecTopicFilter object. * @param numStreams Number of streams to return * @param decoder Decoder to decode each Message to type T * @return a list of KafkaMessageAndMetadataStreamKafkaStream each of which provides an * iterator over message/metadata pairs over allowed topics. */ def createMessageStreamsByFilter[T](filterSpectopicFilter: TopicFilterSpecTopicFilter, numStreams: Int = 1, decoder: Decoder[T] = new DefaultDecoder) : Seq[KafkaMessageAndMetadataStreamKafkaStream[T]] |
Questions/discussion
What is a
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TopicFilter
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TopicFilterSpec
TopicFilter
can be either a whitelist or a blacklist. e.g.,
- Example of a whitelist
TopicFilterSpec
TopicFilter
:new Whitelist("white.*")
- Example of a blacklist
TopicFilterSpec
TopicFilter
:new Blacklist("black.*")
Although Java regex allows you to specify anything with a single regex (i.e., you don't really need a blacklist option per se), negating a whitelist in Java regex is clumsy. It is convenient to be able to easily specify a whitelist and blacklist. Although right now TopicFilterSpec
TopicFilter
supports only one of whitelist/blacklist in future we may want to support a chain of filters to do more elaborate topic selection.
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case class MessageAndMetadata[T](message: T, topic: String = "", offset: Long = -1L) |
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The {{KafkaMessageAndMetadataStreamKafkaStream\[T\]}}'s iterator is a {{ConsumerIterator\[T\]}} which is an iterator over {{MessageAndMetadata\[T\]}} objects. |
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{{KafkaMessageAndMetadataStream\[T\]}} is a pretty unwieldy name |
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Agreed - {{KafkaStream\[T\]}} is fine, and I feel better than {{KafkaMessageStream\[T\]}} beacause the latter suggests its only messages (and no metadata). Also, the iterator is over {{MessageAndMetadata\[T\]}} which is still a bit unwieldy. Maybe we should just call it {{StreamData}}? |
Impact to clients
Client code will need to change, since the current pattern of:
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