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const buildMatcher = code => new Function('message', 'value', code)
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const deepCopy = obj => JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(obj))
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const realTimeMessageSearch = async ({ kafka, topic, onMessage, searchCode, immutable = true }) => {
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const consumer = kafka.consumer({ groupId: 'sage-testing-group' })
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console.log({ topic, onMessage, searchCode, immutable })
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await consumer.connect()
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await consumer.subscribe({ topic, fromBeginning: true })
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const matcher = searchCode && buildMatcher(searchCode)
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const messages = []
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console.log('consumer.run')
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await consumer.run({
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autoCommit: false,
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eachMessage: async ({ topic, partition, message }) => {
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const s = message.value.toString()
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let value
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try {
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value = JSON.parse(s)
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} catch (e) {
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value = '' + s
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}
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message.value = value
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const workingMessage = immutable ? deepCopy(message) : message
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if (!matcher || matcher(workingMessage, workingMessage.value)) {
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onMessage(message)
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messages.push(message)
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//console.log(message)
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}
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},
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})
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for (let i = 0; i <= 5; i++) {
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//console.log(`seek on partition ${i}`)
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await consumer.seek({topic, partition: i, offset: 0})
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}
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console.log('return consumer')
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return consumer
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}
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const searchMessages = async ({ kafka, maxItems, topic, onDone, searchCode, onBatchDone, immutable = true }) => {
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const consumer = kafka.consumer({ groupId: 'sage-testing-group' })
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await consumer.connect()
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await consumer.subscribe({ topic, fromBeginning: true })
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const matcher = searchCode && buildMatcher(searchCode)
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const messages = []
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await consumer.run({
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autoCommit: false,
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eachMessage: async ({ topic, partition, message }) => {
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const s = message.value.toString()
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const value = JSON.parse(s)
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delete value.Data
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message.value = value
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let workingMessage = immutable ? deepCopy(message) : message
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if (!matcher || matcher(workingMessage, workingMessage.value)) {
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messages.push(message)
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if (messages.length < maxItems) {
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onBatchDone(messages.length)
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} else {
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onBatchDone(maxItems)
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await consumer.stop()
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await consumer.disconnect()
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onDone(messages.slice(0, maxItems))
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}
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//console.log(message)
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}
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},
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})
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/*
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* 1. We need to know which partitions we are assigned.
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* 2. Which partitions have we consumed the last offset for
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* 3. If all partitions have 0 lag, we exit.
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*/
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/*
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* `consumedTopicPartitions` will be an object of all topic-partitions
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* and a boolean indicating whether or not we have consumed all
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* messages in that topic-partition. For example:
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*
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* {
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* "topic-test-0": false,
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* "topic-test-1": false,
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* "topic-test-2": false
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* }
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*/
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let consumedTopicPartitions = {}
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consumer.on(consumer.events.GROUP_JOIN, async ({ payload }) => {
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//console.log('GROUP_JOIN')
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const { memberAssignment } = payload
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consumedTopicPartitions = Object.entries(memberAssignment).reduce(
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(topics, [topic, partitions]) => {
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for (const partition in partitions) {
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topics[`${topic}-${partition}`] = false
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}
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return topics
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},
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{}
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)
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})
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/*
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* This is extremely unergonomic, but if we are currently caught up to the head
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* of all topic-partitions, we won't actually get any batches, which means we'll
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* never find out that we are actually caught up. So as a workaround, what we can do
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* is to check in `FETCH_START` if we have previously made a fetch without
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* processing any batches in between. If so, it means that we received empty
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* fetch responses, meaning there was no more data to fetch.
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*
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* We need to initially set this to true, or we would immediately exit.
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*/
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//let processedBatch = true
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consumer.on(consumer.events.FETCH_START, async () => {
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//console.log('FETCH_START')
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// This was part of the original code, but seems to cause a near-immediate exit
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//if (processedBatch === false) {
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// console.log('I DIE AT FETCH')
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// await consumer.disconnect()
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// process.exit(0)
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//}
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//processedBatch = false
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})
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/*
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* Now whenever we have finished processing a batch, we'll update `consumedTopicPartitions`
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* and exit if all topic-partitions have been consumed,
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*/
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consumer.on(consumer.events.END_BATCH_PROCESS, async ({ payload }) => {
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//console.log('END_BATCH_PROCESS')
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const { topic, partition, offsetLag } = payload
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consumedTopicPartitions[`${topic}-${partition}`] = offsetLag === '0'
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if (Object.values(consumedTopicPartitions).every(Boolean)) {
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await consumer.stop()
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await consumer.disconnect()
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console.log(`I DIE AT BATCH with ${messages.length} messages`)
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onDone(messages)
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//process.exit(0)
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}
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//processedBatch = true
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})
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return consumer
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}
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//run()
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// .then(() => console.log('DONE'))
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// .catch(e => console.error(`[example/consumer] ${e.message}`, e))
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module.exports = {
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searchMessages,
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realTimeMessageSearch,
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}
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