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@gridql/kafka-event-consumer

v3.9.0

Published

Listens to mongo and emits events

Downloads

160

Readme

Kafka Event Consumer

The grid is made up of multiple event stores. We have two primary ways of those events being generated:

  • user action
    • HTTP Request via the REST API
  • system reaction
    • Taking events from a queue

This modules focuses on the latter.

In principle all we have to do is:

  • Take event from queue
  • Discriminate based on operation type
  • Forward to RestAPI

TODO

Features

  • [x] Basic happy path
    • [x] CREATE
    • [x] DELETE
    • [x] UPDATE
  • [x] Work with any field as "ID"
  • [x] Split message out of envelope
  • [ ] Bulk changes
  • [x] Default to picking up where the group left off
  • [ ] Sad path
    • [ ] Dead letter queue
    • [x] validation of message
    • [ ] Handling network outages

NFRs

  • [ ] Performance tests
  • [ ] Integration test