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…ackages. Context: To build services that can consume from Kafka sources and transform+write to arbitrary downstreams like Redis, not just Kafka. This patch doesn't break any existing functionality in the kaf-relay daemon. It refactors /internal packages to make them resuable and the hardcoded target/writer now becomes an interface implementation of the generic `Writer` interface. New packages are: - pkg/kafkawriter - pkg/relay All reusable interface definitions are in: - pkg/relay/writer.go
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Context: To build services that can consume from Kafka sources and transform+write to arbitrary downstreams like Redis, not just Kafka.
This patch doesn't break any existing functionality in the kaf-relay daemon. It refactors /internal packages to make them resuable and the hardcoded target/writer now becomes an interface implementation of the generic
Writerinterface.New packages are:
All reusable interface definitions are in: