bundle
packets, packets, everywhere
bundle
is a java library for creating and accessing internal representations of individual packets or bundles of data. The canonical use is for log lines.
Elements are represented as using primitives and basic structures (arrays, maps). Bundle's raison d'être is to allow fast (no hash) access to basic but arbitrary structured data like (no ahead of time POJOs). This depends on the format for a stream of bundles not changing too often (again, like log lines).
Bundles can be serialized for exchange through an analytic pipeline. They can also serve as the native or original log format, but there is no schema support to assist with this. They cannot do POJO data-binding and are not intended as a general purpose java serialization library.
Building
mvn test
Use
<dependency>
<groupId>com.addthis</groupId>
<artifactId>bundle</artifactId>
<version>latest-and-greatest</version>
</dependency>
You can either install locally, or releases will eventually make their way to maven central.
Administrative
Versioning
It's x.y.z where:
- x: something major happened
- y: next release
- z: bug fix only
License
bundle is released under the Apache License Version 2.0. See Apache or the LICENSE for details.