fklement

fklement

Hello together,

I’ve currently the following use case:
I need to enable configurable filtering for stream data (e.g. filter out/change data incoming data by a specific identifier or similar). For specifying the rules I constructed a JSON format that gets parsed.

Now two ways came into my mind that could handle this.

  1. I’m using specific config files that generate modules on application start. That modules are then getting called in the pipeline inside my consumer module.
  2. The JSON configs are stored in a database and are getting loaded into a process on start_link in my consumer module that saves the filtering state.

Is there already some lib or “best practice” on how to handle such a UC?
I also think about what is more effective in terms of computational runtime.

I appreciate any tips and tricks or further information about this topic.

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fklement

fklement OP

No one has an opinion on this topic?

mpope

mpope

Do you have multiple filters per id, or just a single filter for each?

fklement

fklement OP

Just a single filter for each id.

mpope

mpope

And the id is a field within the JSON payload?

fklement

fklement OP

If you mean by payload the rules configuration then yes.

mpope

mpope

Well I was considering something like psuedo code:

Stream
...
|> Stream.filter(
  fn payload ->
    filter_fun = config.get_filter(payload['id'])
    filter_fun(payload)
  end)

Where the config would have a mapping of id → required function:

id_1: &Filters.filter_fun_1/1

However, I don’t know of an ‘official’ way to choose functions for filtering.

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