ExKpl v0.1.0 ExKpl View Source
Elixir implementation of the Kinesis Producer Library
This is a port of the Erlang implementation of the KPL included in adroll/erlmld
Basic usage: iex> {_, aggregator} = ExKpl.add(ExKpl.new(), {“partition_key”, “data”}) …> ExKpl.finish(aggregator) {{“partition_key”,
<<243, 137, 154, 194, 10, 13, 112, 97, 114, 116, 105, 116, 105, 111, 110, 95, 107, 101, 121,
26, 8, 8, 0, 26, 4, 100, 97, 116, 97, 208, 54, 153, 218, 90, 34, 47, 163, 33, 8, 173, 27,
217, 85, 161, 78>>, :undefined},
%ExKpl{
agg_explicit_hash_key: :undefined,
agg_partition_key: :undefined,
agg_size_bytes: 0,
explicit_hash_keyset: %ExKpl.Keyset{key_to_index: %{}, rev_keys: []},
num_user_records: 0,
partition_keyset: %ExKpl.Keyset{key_to_index: %{}, rev_keys: []},
rev_records: []
}}
Typically you will use it like:
case ExKpl.add(aggregator, {partition_key, data}) do
{:undefined, aggregator} ->
aggregator
{full_record, aggregator}
send_record_to_kinesis(full_record)
aggregator
end
You can force the current records to be aggregated with finish/1
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t()
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t() :: %ExKpl{ agg_explicit_hash_key: :undefined | binary(), agg_partition_key: :undefined | binary(), agg_size_bytes: non_neg_integer(), explicit_hash_keyset: ExKpl.Keyset.t(), num_user_records: non_neg_integer(), partition_keyset: ExKpl.Keyset.t(), rev_records: [ExKpl.Proto.Record.t()] }
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add_all(agg, records)
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add_all(t(), [user_record()]) :: {[aggregated_record()], t()}
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finish(agg)
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finish(t()) :: {aggregated_record() | :undefined, t()}