github.com/redpanda-data/redpanda/src/transform-sdk/go/transform
Package redpanda is the SDK for Redpanda's inline Data Transforms, based on WebAssembly. This library provides a framework for transforming records written within Redpanda from an input to an output topic. This example shows the basic usage of the package: This is a "transform" that does nothing but copies the same data to an new topic. This example shows a filter that uses a regexp to filter records from one topic into another. The filter can be determined when the transform is deployed by using environment variables to specify the pattern. This example shows a transform that converts CSV into JSON.
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Package redpanda is the SDK for Redpanda's inline Data Transforms, based on WebAssembly. This library provides a framework for transforming records written within Redpanda from an input to an output topic. This example shows the basic usage of the package: This is a "transform" that does nothing but copies the same data to an new topic. This example shows a filter that uses a regexp to filter records from one topic into another. The filter can be determined when the transform is deployed by using environment variables to specify the pattern. This example shows a transform that converts CSV into JSON.
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