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  1. ConsumerGroupId :: Text -> ConsumerGroupId

    hw-kafka-client Kafka.Consumer.Types

    No documentation available.

  2. data ConsumerRecord k v

    hw-kafka-client Kafka.Consumer.Types

    Represents a received message from Kafka (i.e. used in a consumer)

  3. ConsumerRecord :: TopicName -> PartitionId -> Offset -> Timestamp -> Headers -> k -> v -> ConsumerRecord k v

    hw-kafka-client Kafka.Consumer.Types

    No documentation available.

  4. data KafkaConsumer

    hw-kafka-client Kafka.Consumer.Types

    The main type for Kafka consumption, used e.g. to poll and commit messages. Its constructor is intentionally not exposed, instead, one should use newConsumer to acquire such a value.

  5. KafkaConsumer :: Kafka -> KafkaConf -> KafkaConsumer

    hw-kafka-client Kafka.Consumer.Types

    No documentation available.

  6. unConsumerGroupId :: ConsumerGroupId -> Text

    hw-kafka-client Kafka.Consumer.Types

    No documentation available.

  7. allConsumerGroupsInfo :: (MonadIO m, HasKafka k) => k -> Timeout -> m (Either KafkaError [GroupInfo])

    hw-kafka-client Kafka.Metadata

    List and describe all consumer groups in cluster.

  8. consumerGroupInfo :: (MonadIO m, HasKafka k) => k -> Timeout -> ConsumerGroupId -> m (Either KafkaError [GroupInfo])

    hw-kafka-client Kafka.Metadata

    Describe a given consumer group.

  9. type family BytesConsumed a :: Nat

    identicon Graphics.Identicon

    The BytesConsumed type function calculates how many bytes are consumed in a given identicon.

  10. data Consumer (n :: Nat)

    identicon Graphics.Identicon

    Consumer is a type that represents an entity that consumes bytes that are available for identicon generation. It's parametrized over a phantom type n which is a natural number on the type level that represents the number of bytes that this entity consumes. At this moment, a Consumer always adds one Layer to an Identicon when attached to it. The number of bytes, specified as type parameter of Identicon type must be completely consumed by a collection of consumers attached to it. To attach a consumer to Identicon, you use the (:+) type operator, see below.

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