yozefu-0.0.23 is not a library.
Yōzefu is an interactive terminal user interface (TUI) application for exploring data of a kafka cluster. It is an alternative tool to AKHQ, redpanda console or the kafka plugin for JetBrains IDEs.
The tool offers the following features:
- A real-time access to data published to topics.
- A search query language inspired from SQL providing a fine-grained way filtering capabilities.
- Ability to search kafka records across multiple topics.
- Support for extending the search engine with user-defined filters written in WebAssembly (Extism).
- The tool can be used as a terminal user interface or a CLI with the
--headlessflag. - One keystroke to export kafka records for further analysis.
- Support for registering multiple kafka clusters, each with specific kafka consumer properties.
By default, the kafka consumer is configured with the property enable.auto.commit set to false, meaning no kafka consumer offset will be published to kafka.
Limitations
- The tool is designed only to consume kafka records. There is no feature to produce records or manage a cluster.
- Serialization formats such as
json,xmlor plain text are supported. Avro support is experimental for now. Protobuf is not supported. - The tool uses a ring buffer to store the last 500 kafka records.
- There is probably room for improvement regarding the throughput (lot of
clone()and deserialization). - Yozefu has been tested on macOS Silicon but not on Windows or Linux. Feedback or contributions are welcome.
Getting started
RUSTFLAGS="--cfg tokio_unstable"
# By default, it starts the TUI.
# The default registered cluster is localhost
# You can also start the tool in headless mode.
# It prints the key of each kafka record matching the query in real time
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# Use the `configure` command to define new clusters
# You can create search filters
# And import them
You can also download pre-build binaries from the releases section. Attestions are available:
Try it
[!NOTE] Docker is required to start a single node Kafka cluster on your machine. JBang is not required but recommended if you want to produce records with the schema registry.
# It clones this repository, starts a docker kafka node and produces json records
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Documentation
To check out docs, visit https://maif.github.io/yozefu/.