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@kwirthmagnify/kwirth-provider-sample

v0.3.2

Published

Sample provider plugin for Kwirth — emits a periodic heartbeat event

Readme

Kwirth Sample Provider

A reference provider for Kwirth: the smallest thing that is still a real provider. It emits a periodic heartbeat event to every channel subscribed to it — no filtering, no configuration, no external system to connect to.

It exists to be read and copied. If you are writing your first provider, this is the one to look at: it shows the whole contract — startProvider, the subscriber dispatch and the cleanup on stop — with nothing else in the way.

⚠️ It is a demo, not a production artifact. It produces synthetic events, which is exactly what you want while you are wiring a channel up and need something to arrive.

What it sends

One event per interval to each subscriber:

{ "timestamp": 1761000000000, "message": "sample heartbeat" }

Every heartbeat goes to everybody: there is no filter. The provider counts deliveries since startup, one per call to a subscriber, so you can tell at a glance whether anything is listening.

Installing it in Kwirth

☰ → Manage extensions → Providers, find Sample Provider in the marketplace and install it. Then subscribe a channel to it and you will start seeing heartbeats arrive.

To develop against it instead, point kwirth-dev.json at your build:

{
  "providers": {
    "sample": "../providers/sample/dist"
  }
}

About Kwirth

Kwirth is an open-source Kubernetes observability and operations tool: logs, metrics, events and more, in real time, extended with plugins and providers like this one.

  • Website: https://kwirthmagnify.dev
  • Source: https://github.com/kwirthmagnify/kwirth

License

Same as Kwirth — see https://github.com/kwirthmagnify/kwirth.