Version: v2.0

Create a Custom Eventsource.

About Eventsources

An eventsource is any entity or technology responsible for capturing events or notifications when specific events or conditions occur. These events are consumed by event handlers or processors for real-time or near-real-time responses. Eventsources can include Sync and Async event sources like Message brokers, Webhooks etc.The settings for each datasource lies in src/eventsources directory.

Any Eventsource

Steps to create custom eventsource :

To customize any event source, go through the respective plugin's ts file and customize. Use this repo for better understanding

let's use Express as an example of eventsource :

Project structure

    ├── src
        ├── datasources
        │
        ├── events
        |   |
        │   └── sample.yaml
        |   
        ├── eventsources
        |   |
        │   ├── types
        |   |    |
        │   |    └── express.ts
        |   |
        │   └── http.yaml
        |
        └── functions
            |
            └── sample.yaml

Express config (src/eventsources/http.yaml)

type: express
port: 3000

initializing client and execution ( src/eventsources/types/express.ts ) :

import { PlainObject, GSActor, GSCloudEvent, GSStatus, GSEventSource } from "@godspeedsystems/core";
import express from "express";
import bodyParser from 'body-parser';
import _ from "lodash";
import promClient from '@godspeedsystems/metrics';
//@ts-ignore
import promMid from '@mindgrep/express-prometheus-middleware';
import passport from "passport";
import fileUpload from "express-fileupload"
import { Strategy as JwtStrategy, ExtractJwt } from 'passport-jwt';

export default class EventSource extends GSEventSource {
  async initClient(): Promise<PlainObject> {
    const app = express();
    const {
      port = 3000,
      request_body_limit = 50 * 1024 * 1024,
      file_size_limit = 50 * 1024 * 1024,
      jwt: jwtConfig
    } = this.config;

    app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: true, limit: request_body_limit }));
    app.use(bodyParser.json({ limit: file_size_limit }));
    app.use(
      fileUpload({
        useTempFiles: true,
        //@ts-ignore
        limits: { fileSize: file_size_limit },
      })
    );
  
    if (jwtConfig) {
      app.use(passport.initialize());
      passport.use(
        new JwtStrategy(
          {
            jwtFromRequest: ExtractJwt.fromAuthHeaderAsBearerToken(),
            secretOrKey: jwtConfig.secretOrKey,
            ignoreExpiration: true,
            jsonWebTokenOptions: {
              audience: jwtConfig.audience,
              issuer: jwtConfig.issuer,
            },
          },
          function (jwtPayload, done) {
            return done(null, jwtPayload);
          },
        ),
      );
    };

    app.listen(port);

    if (process.env.OTEL_ENABLED == 'true') {
      app.use(
        promMid({
          metricsPath: false,
          collectDefaultMetrics: true,
          requestDurationBuckets: promClient.exponentialBuckets(0.2, 3, 6),
          requestLengthBuckets: promClient.exponentialBuckets(512, 2, 10),
          responseLengthBuckets: promClient.exponentialBuckets(512, 2, 10),
        })
      );
    }

    return app;
  }

  private authnHOF(authn: boolean) {
    return (req: express.Request, res: express.Response, next: express.NextFunction) => {
      if (authn) {
        return passport.authenticate('jwt', { session: false })(req, res, next)
      } else {
        next();
      }
    };
  };

  subscribeToEvent(eventRoute: string, eventConfig: PlainObject, processEvent: (event: GSCloudEvent, eventConfig: PlainObject) => Promise<GSStatus>, event?: PlainObject): Promise<void> {
    const routeSplit = eventRoute.split('.');
    const httpMethod: string = routeSplit[1];
    const endpoint = routeSplit[2].replace(/{(.*?)}/g, ':$1');
    const app: express.Express = this.client as express.Express;
    //@ts-ignore
    app[httpMethod](endpoint, this.authnHOF(event.authn), async (req: express.Request, res: express.Response) => {
      const gsEvent: GSCloudEvent = EventSource.createGSEvent(req, endpoint)
      const status: GSStatus = await processEvent(gsEvent, { key: eventRoute, ...eventConfig });
      res
        .status(status.code || 200)
        // if data is a integer, it takes it as statusCode, so explicitly converting it to string
        .send(Number.isInteger(status.data) ? String(status.data) : status.data);
    });
    return Promise.resolve();
  }

  static createGSEvent(req: express.Request, endpoint: string) {
    const reqProp = _.omit(req, [
      '_readableState',
      'socket',
      'client',
      '_parsedUrl',
      'res',
      'app'
    ]);
    const reqHeaders = _.pick(req, ['headers']);
    let data = { ...reqProp, ...reqHeaders };

    const event: GSCloudEvent = new GSCloudEvent(
      'id',
      endpoint,
      new Date(),
      'http',
      '1.0',
      data,
      'REST',
      new GSActor('user'),
      {}
    );

    return event;
  }
}

const SourceType = 'ES';
const Type = 'express'; // this is the loader file of the plugin, So the final loader file will be `types/${Type.js}`
const CONFIG_FILE_NAME = 'http'; // in case of event source, this also works as event identifier, and in case of datasource works as datasource name
const DEFAULT_CONFIG = { port: 3000, docs: { endpoint: '/api-docs' } };

export  {
  EventSource,
  SourceType,
  Type,
  CONFIG_FILE_NAME,
  DEFAULT_CONFIG
};

Express event (src/events/sample.yaml)

http.get./sample_api:
    fn: sample      #redirects to src/functions/sample.yaml
    body: 
      content:
        application/json:
          schema:
            type: object
            properties:
              name: 
                type: string
              message: 
                type: string                         
    params:     
      - in: query
        name: user
        required: true  
        schema: 
          type: string   
    responses:      
      200:
        content:
          application/json:
            schema:
              type: string

Function to be called (src/functions/sample.yaml)

summary: example
description: this function is called to return
tasks:
    - id: example
      fn: com.gs.return #its an inbuilt function
      args: |
        <%"Hello "+inputs.query.user+". This is a message from body "+inputs.body.message%>

let's use cron as an example of eventsource :

Project structure

    ├── src
        ├── datasources
        │
        ├── events
        |   |
        │   └── every_minute_task.yaml
        |   
        ├── eventsources
        |   |
        │   ├── types
        |   |    |
        │   |    └── cron.ts
        |   |
        │   └── cron.yaml
        |
        └── functions
            |
            └── every_minute.yaml

cron config ( src/eventsources/cron.yaml )

type: cron

initializing client and execution ( src/eventsources/types/cron.ts ) :

import {GSEventSource, GSCloudEvent,PlainObject, GSStatus, GSActor } from "@godspeedsystems/core";
import cron from "node-cron";

export default class EventSource extends GSEventSource {
protected initClient(): Promise<PlainObject> {
    return Promise.resolve(cron);
}
subscribeToEvent(
    eventKey: string,
    eventConfig: PlainObject,
    processEvent: (
    event: GSCloudEvent,
    eventConfig: PlainObject
    ) => Promise<GSStatus>
): Promise<void> {
    let [,schedule, timezone] = eventKey.split(".");
    let client = this.client;
    if (client) {
    try {
      client.schedule(
          schedule,
          async () => {
            const event = new GSCloudEvent(
              "id",
              eventKey,
              new Date(),
              "cron",
              "1.0",
              {},
              "cron",
              new GSActor("user"),
              {}
            );
            await processEvent(event, eventConfig);
            return Promise.resolve()
          },
          {
            timezone,
          }
        );
      } catch (err) {
        console.error(err);
        throw err;
      }
    }
    return Promise.resolve(); 
  }
};

cron event ( src/events/every_minute_task.yaml )

# event for Shedule a task for evrey minute.

cron.* * * * *.Asia/Kolkata:
  fn: every_minute

For cron expressions https://crontab.cronhub.io/

cron workflow to schedule ( src/functions/every_minute.yaml )

summary: this workflow will be running every minute
tasks:
  - id: print
    description: print for every minute
    fn: com.gs.return
    args:
      data: HELLO from CRON

Inside the eventsources directory, create a YAML file with a specific name. In this YAML file, ensure you specify a type field, and there must be a corresponding TypeScript file in the types directory that shares the same name as the type you defined.

    ├── src
        ├── datasources
        │
        ├── events
        |   |
        │   └── helloworld.yaml
        |
        ├── eventsources
        │   ├── types
        │   |    └── custom_eventsource.ts
        |   |
        │   └── custom_eventsource.yaml
        |
        └── functions
            |
            └── helloworld.yaml

In your TypeScript file, use an import statement to bring in GSEventSource from the @godspeedsystems/core package. Then, create a class that inherits from GSEventSource.
Afterward, you can access the methods provided by GSEventSource. Initialize your client by calling the initClient() function.
Once your client is initialized, you can execute its subscription using the subscribeToEvent function.

Datasource as eventsource

There are special cases when datasource can also act as an eventsource. For eg: Kafka can be used both datasource as well as eventsource. When we are publishing message to kafka, it can work as a datasouce .But when we are listening to events on kafka, then it is event source also, then the same client can serve as both.

Steps to create custom datasource as eventsource :

To customize any event source, go through the respective plugin's ts file and customize. Use this repo for better understanding

let's use kafka as an example of an eventsource :

Project structure

    ├── src
        ├── datasources
        │   ├── types
        │   |    └── kafka.ts
        |   |
        │   └── kafka.yaml
        │
        ├── events
        |   |
        │   ├── kafka_publish_event.yaml
        |   |
        |   └── kafka_consumer_event.yaml

        ├── eventsources
        │   ├── types
        │   |    └── kafka.ts
        |   |
        │   └── kafka.yaml
        |
        └── functions
            |
            ├── kafka-publish.yaml
            |
            └── kafka-consume.yaml

Kafka config ( src/eventsources/kafka.yaml )

type: kafka
groupId: "kafka_proj"

subscribeToEvent ( src/eventsources/types/Kafka.ts ) :

import { GSCloudEvent, GSStatus, GSActor, GSDataSourceAsEventSource, PlainObject} from "@godspeedsystems/core";


export default class EventSource extends GSDataSourceAsEventSource {
  async subscribeToEvent(
    eventKey: string,
    eventConfig: PlainObject,
    processEvent: (
      event: GSCloudEvent,
      eventConfig: PlainObject
    ) => Promise<GSStatus>
  ): Promise<void> {
    const client = this.client;
    const ds = eventKey.split(".")[0];
    const groupId = eventKey.split(".")[2]
    const _topic = eventKey.split('.')[1];
    interface mesresp {
      topic: string;
      partition: number;
      message: any;
    }

    if (client) {
      const consumer = client.consumer({ groupId: groupId });
      await consumer.subscribe({
        topic: _topic,
        fromBeginning: true,
      });

      await consumer.run({
        eachMessage: async (messagePayload: mesresp) => {
          const { message } = messagePayload;
          let msgValue;
          let status;
          let data;
          try {
            msgValue = message?.value?.toString();
            data = {
              body: msgValue,
            };
            status = 200;
          } catch (ex) {
            status = 500;
            return new GSStatus(
              false,
              500,
              `Error in parsing kafka event data ${msgValue}`,
              ex
            );
          }
          const event = new GSCloudEvent(
            "id",
            `${ds}.${_topic}.${groupId}`,
            new Date(message.timestamp),
            "kafka",
            "1.0",
            data,
            "messagebus",
            new GSActor("user"),
            ""
          );
          const res = await processEvent(event, eventConfig);

          if (!res) {
            status = 500;
          } else {
            status = 200;
          }
          return res;
        },
      });
    }
  }
}

Example event for consume ( src/events/kafka_consumer_event.yaml ) :

kafka.publish-producer1.kafka_proj:
  id: kafka__consumer
  fn: kafka_consume
  body:
    description: The body of the query
    content:
      application/json:
        schema:
          type: string

Example workflow for consumer ( src/functions/kafka-consume.yaml ) :

id: kafka-conumer
summary: consumer
tasks:
    - id: set_con
      fn: com.gs.return
      args: <% inputs %>

To create datasource follow How to create custom datasource

    .
    ├── src
        ├── datasources
        │   ├── types
        │   |    └── custom_datasource.ts
        |   |
        │   └── custom_datasource.yaml
        │
        ├── events
        |   |
        │   └── helloworld.yaml
        |
        ├── eventsources
        │   ├── types
        │   |    └── custom_eventsource.ts
        |   |
        │   └── custom_eventsource.yaml
        |
        └── functions
            |
            └── helloworld.yaml

To create eventsource, Inside the eventsources directory, create a YAML file with a specific name. In this YAML file, ensure you specify a type field, and there must be a corresponding TypeScript file in the types directory that shares the same name as the type you defined.
In your TypeScript file, use an import statement to bring in GSEventSource from the @godspeedsystems/core package. Then, create a class that inherits from GSEventSource.
Your client is initialized already in datasource so you can execute its subscription using the subscribeToEvent function.

Create a Custom Eventsource.

About Eventsources​

Any Eventsource​

Steps to create custom eventsource :​

Project structure​

Express config (src/eventsources/http.yaml)​

initializing client and execution ( src/eventsources/types/express.ts ) :​

Express event (src/events/sample.yaml)​

Function to be called (src/functions/sample.yaml)​

Project structure​

cron config ( src/eventsources/cron.yaml )​

initializing client and execution ( src/eventsources/types/cron.ts ) :​

cron event ( src/events/every_minute_task.yaml )​

cron workflow to schedule ( src/functions/every_minute.yaml )​

Datasource as eventsource​

Steps to create custom datasource as eventsource :​

Project structure​

Kafka config ( src/eventsources/kafka.yaml )​

subscribeToEvent ( src/eventsources/types/Kafka.ts ) :​

Example event for consume ( src/events/kafka_consumer_event.yaml ) :​

Example workflow for consumer ( src/functions/kafka-consume.yaml ) :​

About Eventsources

Any Eventsource

Steps to create custom eventsource :

Project structure

Express config (src/eventsources/http.yaml)

initializing client and execution ( src/eventsources/types/express.ts ) :

Express event (src/events/sample.yaml)

Function to be called (src/functions/sample.yaml)

Project structure

cron config ( src/eventsources/cron.yaml )

initializing client and execution ( src/eventsources/types/cron.ts ) :

cron event ( src/events/every_minute_task.yaml )

cron workflow to schedule ( src/functions/every_minute.yaml )

Datasource as eventsource

Steps to create custom datasource as eventsource :

Project structure

Kafka config ( src/eventsources/kafka.yaml )

subscribeToEvent ( src/eventsources/types/Kafka.ts ) :

Example event for consume ( src/events/kafka_consumer_event.yaml ) :

Example workflow for consumer ( src/functions/kafka-consume.yaml ) :