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type HTTPProcessor ¶ added in v0.13.4
type HTTPProcessor struct { sdk.UnimplementedProcessor // contains filtered or unexported fields }
Example ¶
p := NewHTTPProcessor(conduit_log.Nop()) srv := newTestServer() // Stop the server on return from the function. defer srv.Close() exampleutil.RunExample(p, exampleutil.Example{ Summary: `Send a request to an HTTP server`, Description: ` This example shows how to use the HTTP processor to send a record's ` + "`.Payload.After`" + ` field as a string to a dummy HTTP server that replies back with a greeting. The record's ` + "`.Payload.After`" + ` is overwritten with the response. Additionally, the example shows how to set a request header and how to store the value of the HTTP response's code in the metadata field ` + "`http_status`" + `.`, Config: config.Config{ "request.url": srv.URL, "request.body": `{{ printf "%s" .Payload.After }}`, "response.status": `.Metadata["http_status"]`, "headers.content-type": "application/json", }, Have: opencdc.Record{ Operation: opencdc.OperationUpdate, Position: opencdc.Position("pos-1"), Payload: opencdc.Change{ After: opencdc.RawData("world"), }, }, Want: sdk.SingleRecord{ Operation: opencdc.OperationUpdate, Position: opencdc.Position("pos-1"), Metadata: map[string]string{ "http_status": "200", }, Payload: opencdc.Change{ After: opencdc.RawData("hello, world"), }, }, })
Output: processor transformed record: --- before +++ after @@ -1,10 +1,12 @@ { "position": "cG9zLTE=", "operation": "update", - "metadata": null, + "metadata": { + "http_status": "200" + }, "key": null, "payload": { "before": null, - "after": "world" + "after": "hello, world" } }
Example (DynamicURL) ¶
p := NewHTTPProcessor(conduit_log.Nop()) srv := newTestServer() // Stop the server on return from the function. defer srv.Close() exampleutil.RunExample(p, exampleutil.Example{ Summary: `Send a request to an HTTP server with a dynamic URL`, Description: ` This example shows how to use the HTTP processor to use a record's ` + "`.Payload.After.name`" + ` field in the URL path, send it to a dummy HTTP server, and get a greeting with the name back. The response will be written under the record's ` + "`.Payload.After.response`.", Config: config.Config{ "request.url": srv.URL + "/{{.Payload.After.name}}", "response.body": ".Payload.After.response", }, Have: opencdc.Record{ Operation: opencdc.OperationCreate, Position: opencdc.Position("pos-1"), Payload: opencdc.Change{ After: opencdc.StructuredData{ "name": "foo", }, }, }, Want: sdk.SingleRecord{ Operation: opencdc.OperationCreate, Position: opencdc.Position("pos-1"), Payload: opencdc.Change{ After: opencdc.StructuredData{ "name": "foo", "response": []byte("hello, foo!"), }, }, }, })
Output: processor transformed record: --- before +++ after @@ -1,12 +1,13 @@ { "position": "cG9zLTE=", "operation": "create", "metadata": null, "key": null, "payload": { "before": null, "after": { - "name": "foo" + "name": "foo", + "response": "aGVsbG8sIGZvbyE=" } } }
func NewHTTPProcessor ¶
func NewHTTPProcessor(l log.CtxLogger) *HTTPProcessor
func (*HTTPProcessor) Process ¶ added in v0.13.4
func (p *HTTPProcessor) Process(ctx context.Context, records []opencdc.Record) []sdk.ProcessedRecord
func (*HTTPProcessor) Specification ¶ added in v0.13.4
func (p *HTTPProcessor) Specification() (sdk.Specification, error)
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