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README.md

kafka-rb

kafka-rb allows you to produce messages to the Kafka distributed publish/subscribe messaging service.

Requirements

You need to have access to your Kafka instance and be able to connect through TCP. You can obtain a copy and instructions on how to setup kafka at https://github.com/kafka-dev/kafka

Installation

sudo gem install kafka-rb

(the code works fine with JRuby, Ruby 1.8x and Ruby 1.9.x)

Usage

Sending a simple message

require 'kafka'
producer = Kafka::Producer.new
message = Kafka::Message.new("some random message content")
producer.send(message)

Sending a sequence of messages

require 'kafka'
producer = Kafka::Producer.new
message1 = Kafka::Message.new("some random message content")
message2 = Kafka::Message.new("some more content")
producer.send([message1, message2])

Batching a bunch of messages using the block syntax

require 'kafka'
producer = Kafka::Producer.new
producer.batch do |messages|
    puts "Batching a send of multiple messages.."
    messages << Kafka::Message.new("first message to send")
    messages << Kafka::Message.new("second message to send")
end
  • they will be sent all at once, after the block execution

Consuming messages one by one

require 'kafka'
consumer = Kafka::Consumer.new
messages = consumer.consume

Consuming messages using a block loop

require 'kafka'
consumer = Kafka::Consumer.new
consumer.loop do |messages|
    puts "Received"
    puts messages
end

Contact for questions

alejandrocrosa at(@) gmail.com

http://twitter.com/alejandrocrosa