Struct KafkaProducer

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pub struct KafkaProducer { /* private fields */ }
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A Producer that can be use to publish messages to kafka

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impl KafkaProducer

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pub fn from( bootstrap_servers: &str, queue_timeout_secs: u64, ) -> Result<Self, KafkaError>

Creates a KakfkaProducer from a bootstrap_servers string

§Arguments
  • bootstrap_servers - Comma separated bootstrap servers
  • queue_timeout_secs - Queue timeout in seconds
§Returns
  • KafkaProducer - A KafkaProducer that can be used to publish messages to kafka
§Example
use simple_kafka::KafkaProducer;

let producer = KafkaProducer::from("localhost:9092").unwrap();
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pub fn with_options( producer_options: ProducerOptiopns<'_>, ) -> Result<Self, KafkaError>

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pub async fn produce<T: Serialize + Debug>( &self, message: Message<T>, ) -> Result<(), KafkaError>

Publishes a message to a topic

§Arguments
  • message - A Message struct that holds the topic, headers, data and key
§Example
use simple_kafka::{KafkaProducer, Message};
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug)]
 struct Data {
    attra_one: String,
    attra_two: i8,
}

let producer = KafkaProducer::from("localhost:9092").unwrap();
let data  = Data {
    attra_one: "123".to_string(),
    attra_two: 12,
};  
let data = Message::new("topic".to_string(), HashMap::new(), data, "key".to_string());
let result = producer.produce(data).await;

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