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The README shows an example with (partitions-for p "test") but a clone and grep of the project lacks the defn for this entirely.
(partitions-for p "test")
$ grep -Rn partitions-for * README.md:146: (partitions-for p "test"))) README.md:240: (println "Topic Partitions for our topic:" (partitions-for c topic)) README.md:511:* If you already are inside a consumer or producer, `list-topics` and `partitions-for` return some information, based on the context. src/franzy/clients/cluster.clj:91:(defn partitions-for-node src/franzy/clients/cluster.clj:97:(defn partitions-for-topic src/franzy/clients/consumer/client.clj:69: (partitions-for [_ topic] src/franzy/clients/producer/client.clj:80: (partitions-for [_ topic] test/franzy/clients/cluster_tests.clj:31: (cluster/partitions-for-topic mock-cluster "fried-side-items") => [{:topic "fried-side-items", test/franzy/clients/cluster_tests.clj:92: (let [partition-info-coll (cluster/partitions-for-node mock-cluster 1)] test/franzy/clients/cluster_tests.clj:121: (let [partition-info-coll (cluster/partitions-for-topic mock-cluster "excel-database")]
Perhaps a full namespace to look up the source would be useful?
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Franzy is broken up into several libraries, franzy-admin has what you're looking for.
https://github.com/ymilky/franzy-admin/blob/master/src/franzy/admin/partitions.clj#L12 @aaelony
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The README shows an example with
(partitions-for p "test")
but a clone and grep of the project lacks the defn for this entirely.Perhaps a full namespace to look up the source would be useful?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: