fluent-plugin-expand

fluentd plugin that expands a given input array to multiple emits.

Usage

Imagine you have a config as below:

<match test.**>
	type expand

	key foo
	add_tag_prefix		expanded.
	remove_tag_prefix	test.
</match>

And you feed such a value into fluentd:

"test" => {
	"meta"=> "data",
	"foo" => [{"bar" => ["hello", "world"]}, {"qux" => ["hoe", "poe"]}]
}

Then you will get them re-emmited tag/records below:

"expanded" => {
	"meta" => "data",
	"bar" => ["hello", "world"]
}

"expanded" => {
	"meta" => "data",
	"qux" => ["hoe", "poe"]
}

Configuration

key

The key is used to point a key whose value contains JSON-formatted array.

reemit_doc

This param is set by default to false and it will reemit the original log, with the original tag without the key. For instance, for an input:

"test" => {
	"meta"=> "data",
	"foo" => [{"bar" => ["hello", "world"]}, {"qux" => ["hoe", "poe"]}]
}

It will emit:

"expanded" => {
	"meta" => "data",
	"bar" => ["hello", "world"]
}

"expanded" => {
	"meta" => "data",
	"qux" => ["hoe", "poe"]
}

"test" => {
	"meta"=> "data"
}

remove_tag_prefix, remove_tag_suffix, add_tag_prefix, add_tag_suffix

These params are included from Fluent::HandleTagNameMixin. See that code for details.

You must add at least one of these params.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'fluent-plugin-flatten'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install fluent-plugin-flatten

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request