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ErrEmptyDispatchTopic = errors.New("the destination topic is missing")
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type CommitWriter ¶
type Connection ¶
type Delivery ¶
type Delivery struct { Upstream interface{} // the raw, upstream message provided by the messaging infrastructure DeliveryID uint64 SourceID uint64 MessageID uint64 CorrelationID uint64 // FUTURE: CausationID and UserID Timestamp time.Time Durable bool Topic string Partition uint64 MessageType string ContentType string ContentEncoding string Payload []byte Headers map[string]interface{} Message interface{} }
type Dispatch ¶
type Dispatch struct { SourceID uint64 MessageID uint64 CorrelationID uint64 // FUTURE: CausationID and UserID Timestamp time.Time Expiration time.Duration Durable bool Topic string Partition uint64 // Not the partition to send to, but instead the PartitionKey to be used (by a hashing algorithm) to decide which partition to send the message to. MessageType string ContentType string ContentEncoding string Payload []byte Headers map[string]interface{} Message interface{} }
type ListenCloser ¶
type StreamConfig ¶
type StreamConfig struct { // Re-establishes the topology with the underlying messaging infrastructure, if necessary. // On RabbitMQ, this will re-create queues and exchanges and then bind the associated queue to those exchanges. EstablishTopology bool // Indicates whether the stream is the only one that will be opened with the broker. ExclusiveStream bool // The number of messages that will be buffered in local memory from the messaging infrastructure. // If not specified, the provider-specific default value is used. BufferCapacity uint16 // The maximum number of bytes allowed per message. Messages containing more bytes than this will be truncated. // If not specified, the provider-specific default value is used. MaxMessageBytes uint32 // For Kafka, the name of the consumer group. When this value is specified, other values such as Topics must now be // specified while other values such as Partition and Sequence are ignored. GroupName string // If supported by the underlying messaging infrastructure, the topics to which the stream should subscribe. In the // case of RabbitMQ, the names of the exchanges to which the stream should subscribe. In the case of Kafka, this // value is used when a consumer group GroupName is specified, otherwise, it is ignored. Topics []string // The name of the stream to be read. For RabbitMQ, this is the name of the queue. With Kafka, this is the name of a // topic for an individual consumer when not acting as part of a consumer group. When acting as part of a consumer // group, this value is ignored. StreamName string // If supported by the underlying messaging infrastructure, the partition which should be read from. In cases like // RabbitMQ, this value is ignored. With Kafka, this value is used to subscribe to the appropriate partition for an // individual consumer when not acting as part of a consumer group. Partition uint64 // If supported by the underlying messaging infrastructure, the sequence at which messages should be read from // the topic. In RabbitMQ, this value is ignored. With Kafka, this value is the starting index on the topic of an // individual consumer that is not part of a consumer group. Sequence uint64 }
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