Extension:EventStreamConfig
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EventStreamConfig Release status: stable |
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Implementation | API |
Description | Exposes event stream config in an API endpoint. Can also be used to expose configs via ResourceLoader |
Author(s) | Andrew Otto (Ottomatatalk) |
Compatibility policy | Master maintains backward compatibility. |
MediaWiki | >= 1.42 |
Composer | mediawiki/event-stream-config |
License | GNU General Public License 2.0 or later |
Download | README |
Help | Help:Extension:EventStreamConfig |
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Issues | Open tasks · Report a bug |
The EventStreamConfig extension is a utility extension that provides library functions and an API endpoint for exporting event stream configuration, using the variable $wgEventStreams. It does not directly provide any user functionality; rather, it provides code used by other extensions and services. Other software that uses this extension includes:
- The EventLogging extension - used to load configs for streams used on certain pages to dynamically configure client stream settings, like sampling rate.
- The EventBus extension - used to figure out which event intake service a given stream should be produced to.
- The EventGate service - used to ensure that only events of a specific schema title are allowed into a stream.
- Mobile apps - API endpoint is used to dynamically configure client stream settings like sample rate.
For more information on EventStreamConfig and how to use it, see Help:Extension:EventStreamConfig .
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