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type Factory ¶
type Factory interface { // Spawn creates and starts a fetcher instance that reads messages from the // given topic-partition starting from the specified offset. It will return // an error if there is an fetcher instance reading from the topic-partition // already. // // If the given offset does not exists in the topic-partition, then a real // offset that the fetcher will start reading from is determined as follows: // * if the given offset equals to sarama.OffsetOldest or it is smaller // then the oldest partition offset, then the oldest partition offset is // selected; // * if the given offset equals to sarama.OffsetNewest, or it is larger // then the newest partition offset, then the newest partition offset is // selected. // The real offset value is returned by the function. Spawn(parentActDesc *actor.Descriptor, topic string, partition int32, offset int64) (T, int64, error) // Stop shuts down the consumer. It must be called after all child partition // consumers have already been closed. Stop() }
Factory provides API to spawn message fetcher that read messages from topic partitions. It ensures that there is only one fetcher instance for a particular topic partition at a time.
func SpawnFactory ¶
func SpawnFactory(parentActDesc *actor.Descriptor, cfg *config.Proxy, kafkaClt sarama.Client) Factory
SpawnFactory creates a new message fetcher factory using the given client. It is still necessary to call Stop() on the underlying client after shutting down this factory.
type T ¶
type T interface { // Messages returns the read channel for the messages that are fetched from // the topic partition. Messages() <-chan consumer.Message // Stop synchronously stops the partition consumer. It must be called // before the factory that created the instance can be stopped. Stop() }
T fetched messages from a given topic and partition.
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