esdbcat
A command-line tool for reading EventStore streams, inspired by kafkacat.
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Installation
pip install esdbcat
Usage
Read all events from a stream:
esdbcat my-stream
The output will be JSON lines with event data and metadata (by default):
{
"data": {
"message": "Hello World"
},
"metadata": {
"id": "1234-5678-90ab-cdef",
"type": "TestEvent",
"stream": "my-stream"
}
}
Follow a stream for new events:
esdbcat -f my-stream
Start reading from the end of the stream:
esdbcat -o end -f my-stream
Read only the last event:
esdbcat -o last my-stream
Exit after consuming 10 events:
esdbcat -c 10 my-stream
Filter events by type:
esdbcat -t UserCreated my-stream
Read the special $all stream:
esdbcat $all
Quiet mode (suppress informational messages):
esdbcat -q my-stream
Verbose mode for debugging:
esdbcat -v my-stream
Connect to a specific EventStore instance:
esdbcat --host eventstore.example.com:2113 my-stream
Or use a full connection URL:
esdbcat --url "esdb://eventstore.example.com:2113?tls=false" my-stream
Read events without metadata:
esdbcat --no-metadata my-stream
Connect with authentication:
esdbcat --url "esdb://admin:changeit@localhost:2113?tls=false" my-stream
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