kinto-megaphone 0.3.0

Send global broadcast messages to Megaphone on changes

kinto-megaphone

Send global broadcast messages to Megaphone on changes.

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Installation

Install the Python package:

pip install kinto-megaphone

Add it to kinto.includes:

kinto.includes = kinto_megaphone

Then, you’ll want to add a listener.

The kinto-megaphone listener is called KintoChangesListener and it watches the monitor/changes collection from kinto-changes. You provide a list of resources, and when those resources are updated in monitor/changes, we notify megaphone with the new collection timestamp.

If talking to megaphone fails, it will abort the request (including rolling back the changes made in the request).

kinto-megaphone only offers this one kind of listener right now, but that could change later.

Add it using configuration like:

kinto.event_listeners = mp
kinto.event_listeners.mp.use = kinto_megaphone.listeners
kinto.event_listeners.mp.api_key = foobar
kinto.event_listeners.mp.url = http://megaphone.example.com/
kinto.event_listeners.mp.broadcaster_id = remote-settings
kinto.event_listeners.mp.match_kinto_changes = /buckets/main /buckets/blocklists/collections/addons /buckets/blocklists/collections/gfx

Note that the match_kinto_changes configuration only lets you describe resources that are tracked by kinto-changes – you won’t be able to put e.g. groups or accounts in there.

Changelog

This document describes changes between each past release.

0.3.0 (2018-11-12)

• Add configuration to restrict what kinto-changes records cause notifications (#13).

0.2.3 (2018-11-07)

• Remove a broken log message (#10).

0.2.2 (2018-11-07)

• I failed to correctly release 0.2.1. Try again.

0.2.1 (2018-11-07)

• Add a few log messages to help try to troubleshoot.

0.2.0 (2018-09-25)

• Update to match kinto 10.1.1 – see Kinto/kinto#1770 (#2).

• Add a heartbeat feature.

0.1.0 (2018-09-12)

• Initial implementation

Contributors

• Ethan Glasser-Camp <[e-mail]>