Plugin Helper: Parser
The
parser plugin helper manages the lifecycle of the parser plugin.Here is an example:
require 'fluent/plugin/input'
module Fluent::Plugin
class ExampleInput < Input
Fluent::Plugin.register_input('example', self)
# 1. Load parser helper
helpers :parser
# Omit `shutdown` and other plugin APIs
def configure(conf)
super
# 2. Create parser plugin instance
@parser = parser_create
end
def start
super
# Use parser helper in combination usually with other plugin helpers
timer_execute(:example_timer, 10) do
read_raw_data do |text|
# 3. Call `@parser.parse(text)` to parse raw data
@parser.parse(text) do |time, record|
router.emit(tag, time, record)
end
end
end
end
end
end
For more details, see the following articles:
This method creates a parser plugin instance with the given parameters.
usage: unique name required for multiple parserstype: parser typeconf: parser plugin configurationdefault_type: default parser type
Examples
# Create parser plugin instance using <parse> section in fluent.conf during configure phase
@parser = parser_create
@parser.parse(text) do |time, record|
# ...
end
# Create JSON parser
@json_parser = parser_create(usage: 'parser_in_example_json', type: 'json')
@json_parser.parse(json) do |time, record|
# ...
end
# Create MessagePack parser
@msgpack_parser = parser_create(usage: 'parser_in_example_msgpack', type: 'msgpack')
@msgpack_parser.parse(msgpack_binary) do |time, record|
# ...
end
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