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ConfluentKafkaLibrary library is a wrapper for the confluent-kafka-python.
ConfluentKafkaLibrary is compatible with the latest version of confluent-kafka-python, where the library versions have a 1:1 correspondence (e.g., ConfluentKafkaLibrary 2.9.0 corresponds to confluent-kafka-python 2.9.0). Bug fixes and updates are denoted by a post-release identifier, such as 2.9.0.post1.
The keyword documentation for ConfluentKafkaLibrary can be found here
To generate the documentation, use the following command:
python -m robot.libdoc -f html src/ConfluentKafkaLibrary docs/index.html
To install the library, run the following command:
pip install robotframework-confluentkafkalibrary
Extra packages:
[avro] = ['fastavro >= 1.3.2', 'avro >= 1.11.1']
[json] = ['jsonschema >= 3.2.0', 'pyrsistent >= 0.20.0']
[protobuf] = ['protobuf >= 4.22.0', 'googleapis-common-protos >= 1.66.0']
[schemaregistry] = ['httpx>=0.26', 'cachetools >= 5.5.0', 'attrs >= 24.3.0']
To install all dependencies use [all] extension like:
pip install robotframework-confluentkafkalibrary[all]
In most cases, you can refer to the confluent-kafka-python documentation for guidance. Every keyword in ConfluentKafkaLibrary is designed to match the corresponding Python functions. If you are unsure about the pre-configured keywords, please visit the robotframework-ConfluentKafkaLibrary documentation. The Kafka team maintains the up-to-date documentation for configuration properties and their values here.
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Confluent Kafka library for Robot Framework
We found that robotframework-confluentkafkalibrary demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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