feat: support for templating in table names #24
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This changeset introduces a simple templating language in the target
table
configuration.Previously, there were two options:
Unset Table Configuration (=default): The connector used the same QuestDB table as the topic name from which the message originated. When the connector was set to listen on multiple topics, it ingested into multiple QuestDB tables.
Explicit Table Configuration: The connector ingested into the one configured table, regardless of the topic from which the messages originated.
This change allows the use of templates in table configurations. For example, setting table to
${topic}
will cause ingestion into the table named after the topic from which the message originated. This behavior mirrors the scenario where the table configuration is not set.However, it also supports more advanced scenarios, such as
${topic}_${key}
, where key is a string representation of the message key.Supported Placeholders:
${topic}
${key}
- string representation of the message key or 'null'More placeholders may be added in the future.
Caveats:
${key}
can result in a large number of tables. QuestDB might require tuning when handling thousands of tables.