fatihtuzlu/php-apache-kafka

You can manage your multidata with this package

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README

PHP Kafka CDC is a package developed by Fatih Tuzlu for managing multidata with Apache Kafka in PHP applications. It provides functionalities for both consuming and producing messages using Kafka.

Remember

Do not forget to install rdkafka library

Macos

brew install librdkafka

Debian

$ apt install librdkafka-dev

RedHat, CentOS, Fedora

$ yum install librdkafka-devel

Windows

# Install vcpkg if not already installed
$ git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg.git
$ cd vcpkg
$ ./bootstrap-vcpkg.sh
$ ./vcpkg integrate install

# Install librdkafka
$ vcpkg install librdkafka

For Detail

You can visit https://github.com/confluentinc/librdkafka

Installation

You can install PHP Kafka CDC via Composer. Run the following command in your terminal:

composer require fatihtuzlu/php-apache-kafka

Requirements

PHP Kafka CDC requires the following dependencies:

idealo/php-rdkafka-ffi: ^0.5.0
php: ^8.0.0

Usage

Consumer

To consume messages from Kafka topics, you can use the ConsumerManager class. Here's a basic example of how to set up a consumer:

use Fatihtuzlu\PHPKafkaCDC\ConsumerManager;

// Initialize consumer manager
$consumer = new ConsumerManager(
    $topic,       // Kafka topic to consume from
    $groupId,     // Consumer group ID
    $bootstrapServers // Kafka bootstrap servers
);

// Fetch messages from Kafka
$message = $consumer->fetchMessages($topic, $partition, $offset, $timeMs);

Producer

To produce messages to Kafka topics, you can use the ProducerManager class. Here's a basic example of how to set up a producer:

use Fatihtuzlu\PHPKafkaCDC\ProducerManager;

// Initialize producer manager
$producer = new ProducerManager(
    $topic,             // Kafka topic to produce to
    $bootstrapServers   // Kafka bootstrap servers
);

// Send a message to Kafka
$producer->sendMessages($message, $flush = 1000, $debug = false);

Configuration

Debugging

You can enable debugging for your Kafka connection by calling the debug() method:

$producer->debug();

Additional Brokers

$producer->addBrokers($brokerList);

Examples

Sample Consumer

use Fatihtuzlu\PHPKafkaCDC\ConsumerManager;

// Kafka broker and topic information
$bootstrapServers = "localhost:9092";
$topic = "my_topic";
$groupId = "my_group";

// Initialize the consumer
$consumer = new ConsumerManager($topic, $groupId, $bootstrapServers);

// Fetch messages
$message = $consumer->fetchMessages($topic, 0, RD_KAFKA_OFFSET_BEGINNING);

// Process the received message
if ($message !== null) {
    echo "Received message: " . $message->payload . "\n";
} else {
    echo "No messages available.\n";
}

Sample Producer

use Fatihtuzlu\PHPKafkaCDC\ProducerManager;

// Kafka broker and topic information
$bootstrapServers = "localhost:9092";
$topic = "my_topic";

// Initialize the producer
$producer = new ProducerManager($topic, $bootstrapServers);

// Send a message
$messageToSend = "Hello, Kafka!";
$producer->sendMessages($messageToSend);

echo "Message sent to Kafka: " . $messageToSend . "\n";

In these examples, the consumer retrieves messages from Kafka, while the producer sends messages to Kafka. my_topic represents the target topic in Kafka. Make sure to update the configuration settings according to your own Kafka cluster.