fluent-plugin-flatten-types

Fluentd filter plugin annotate types. Annotates json object end value to avoid conflicts with random overlaping data.

Installation

RubyGems

$ gem install fluent-plugin-flatten-types

Usage

<filter **>
  @type flatten_types
</filter>

Input

{
  "name": "junaid",
  "type": 20,
  "values": [1, "2323", { "name": "randy" }],
  "random_json": {
    "__str__": true,
    "response": {
      "code": "AX12312",
      "message": "Cannot parse"
    }
  }
}

Output

{
  "name_s": "junaid",
  "type_n": 20,
  "values_a": [{ "v_n": 1 }, { "v_n": "2323" }, { "v": { "name": "randy" } }],
  "random_json_s": "{\"__str__\":true,\"response\":{\"code\":\"AX12312\",\"message\":\"Cannot parse\"}}"
}

key transforms based on type

type	example	tranform
number	"type": 20	"type_n": 20
string	"name": "kaleo"	"name_s": "kaleo"
array	"values": [...]	"values_a": [...]
array[element]	[2, "3"]	[{ "v_n" : 2 }, {"v_s": "3"}]
boolean	"is_enabled": false	"is_enabled_b": false
map	"object": {}	"object": {}

Additional feature.

setting __str__ to true in any map will stringify the map

Copyright

• Copyright(c) 2020- junaid [email protected]
• License
  • Apache License, Version 2.0