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flume-spool

v0.1.1

Published

support flume spooling directory source for node

Readme

flume-spool

Build Status Coverage Status

The repository is to support flume spooling directory source for node.

Note: only support Node > 4.0.0 and Apache Flume > 1.3.0

Installation

$ npm install flume-spool

Usage

Opening a log stream:

const FlumeSpool = require('flume-spool')
const log = new FlumeSpool('/path/to/spool/directory', [options])

log.write('some logs \n')

See the examples/ folder for more examples.

Options

Available options:

Name | Type | Default | Description :------------------- | :------ | :-------------- | :----- interval | number | 60000(60s) | The time interval for transfering files from temporary directory to spool directory. tempDir | string | ./flume_temp | The directory for temporary logs. autoDelete | boolean | false | Remove completed files using node. autoDeleteInterval | number | 600000(10min) | --- autoDeleteSuffixReg | regexp | /.COMPLETED$/ | --- streamEncoding | string | utf8 | The config for the log stream. streamMode | number | 0644 | --- streamFlags | string | a | ---

Methods

  • write(chunk<String|Buffer>): write data to log stream
  • close(): close log stream

Flume Config

Example for the agent using spooling directory source:

agent.sources.s1.type = spooldir
agent.sources.s1.channels = ch1
agent.sources.s1.spoolDir = /path/to/spool/directory
agent.sources.s1.fileHeader = true
# auto delete completed files
agent.sources.s1.deletePolicy = immediate

See FlumeUserGuide for all available options.

Events

The instance will emit some events in running:

Event | Description :-------- | :----------- open | emit when being initialized transfer | emit when the temporary file is transfered close | emit when being closed error | emit when an error occurs

Tests

$ npm test

License

Apache-2.0