dirceu / kinesis-writable Goto Github PK

Kinesis writteable stream for bunyan.

npm install aws-kinesis-writable --save

var KinesisWritable = require('aws-kinesis-writable');

var kinesis = new KinesisWritable({
  accessKeyId:     'KEY_ID',
  secretAccessKey: 'SECRET_KEY',
  region:          'AWS_REGION',
  streamName:      'MyKinesisStream',
  partitionKey:    'MyApp'
});

process.stdin.resume();
process.stdin.pipe(kinesis);

buffer (defaults to true): It can be a boolean or an object describing its conditions.

This library uses by default an smart buffering approach. Messages are sent when one of the following conditions are meet:

• X seconds after the last batch of messages sent. Default: 5 seconds.
• X messages are queued waiting to be sent. Default: 10 messages.
• a message is prioritary. Default: all messages are not prioritary

Example:

new KinesisWritable({
  region:          'AWS_REGION',
  streamName:      'MyKinesisStream',
  partitionKey:     "foo",
  buffer: {
    timeout: 1,                         // Messages will be send every second
    lenght: 100,                        // or when 100 messages are in the queue
    isPrioritaryMsg: function (msg) {   // or the message has a type > 40
      var entry = JSON.parse(msg);
      return entry.type > 40;
    }
  }
});

partitionKey can be either an string or a function that accepts a mesage and returns a string. By default it is a function that returns the current EPOCH (Date.now()). Example:

new KinesisWritable({
  region:          'AWS_REGION',
  streamName:      'MyKinesisStream',
  partitionKey:     function (msg) {
                      var entry = JSON.parse(msg);
                      return entry.level + '|' + entry.name;
                    }
});

streamName is the name of the Kinesis Stream.

getStreamName(): returns Stream's name.

setStreamName(name): set the name of the stream where messages will be send.

errorRecord: Emitted once for each failed record at the aws.kinesis.putRecords's response.

Note: Amazon Credentials are not required. It will either use the environment variables, ~/.aws/credentials or roles as every other aws sdk.

If you have found a bug or if you have a feature request, please report them at this repository issues section. Please do not report security vulnerabilities on the public GitHub issue tracker. The Responsible Disclosure Program details the procedure for disclosing security issues.

Auth0

This project is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.