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@uizaio/node-kafka-client

v0.0.6

Published

A node-rdkafka wrapper with extended features

Readme

node-kafka-client

Build Status dependencies Status devDependencies Status

A wrapper library of node-rdkafka with extended features

Install

Important: We are using node-rdkafka 2.7.4 which is not supporting Node v12 or later. Let's use Node version v8 > v10

npm install @uiza/node-kafka-client

Usage

Consumer

const { Consumer } = require("@uiza/node-kafka-client");

const consumer = new Consumer({
  // Required options
  name: "test-consumer-name",
  groupId: "test-group-id",
  host: "localhost:9092",
  topic: "test-topic",

  // Optional options
  connectTimeout: 5000,
  mode: "non-flowing",
  intervalFetchMessage: 10, // Only affect for non-flowing mode
  numMsgFetchPerTime: 1, // Only affect for non-flowing mode
  logger: null,
});

consumer.listen(async (data) => {
  console.log("Listen data:", data);
});

The consumer inherit all node-rdkafka configuration options for you to set or override. Using snippet config below and reference original node-rdkafka lib for more detail of configuration.

{
  ...
  rdKafkaConfig: {
    debug: "all",
  },
  rdKafkaTopicConfig: {
    "auto.offset.reset": "latest",
  },
}
consumer.on("event.log", console.log);

Flowing mode:

  • Pros
    • Concurrent handler processing message.
  • Cons
    • Might cause OOM (out-of-memory) when start the consumer with the lag offset too much
    • Need to handler duplicated messages.
    • Each consumer will block a thread of libuv.
  • Suitable for:
    • Small processing time handler.
    • The result of processing messages is independent.

Non-flowing:

  • Pros:
    • Handle one-by-one messages. The next message just consumed after the previous committed
    • It's not block the thread of libuv.
    • Fully control the interval and number of message to fetch
  • Cons:
    • Non-concurrency consume messages, higher latency compare to flowing mode.
  • Suitable for:
    • High demand of consistency handling messages or the result of processing a message depends on the previous one
    • Running multiple consumers in one application
    • Long-time-taking handler

Producer

[will be updated]

Benchmark

[will be updated]

Contributing

Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.

Contributors

License

MIT © Uiza