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feedkit/sinks/doc.go
Eric Rakestraw eb9a7cb349 Refactor feedkit boundaries ahead of v1
Remove global Postgres schema registration in favor of explicit schema-aware sink factory wiring, and update weatherfeeder to register the Postgres sink explicitly. Add optional per-source HTTP timeout and response body limit overrides while keeping feedkit defaults. Remove remaining legacy source/config compatibility surfaces, including singular kind support and old source registry/type aliases, and migrate weatherfeeder sources to plural `Kinds()` metadata. Clean up related docs, tests, and sample config to match the new Postgres, HTTP, and NATS configuration model.
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// Package sinks defines the feedkit sink interface, sink driver registry, and
// built-in infrastructure sinks.
//
// External API surface:
// - Sink: adapter interface that consumes event.Event values
// - Registry / NewRegistry: named sink factory registry
// - RegisterBuiltins: registers the schema-free built-in sink drivers
//
// Built-in sink implementations:
// - stdout
// - nats
// - postgres
//
// Optional helpers from helpers.go:
// - PostgresFactory: returns a sink factory for the built-in Postgres sink
// using a provided downstream schema
//
// # NATS built-in overview
//
// The NATS sink publishes each event as JSON to a configured subject.
//
// Required params:
// - url: NATS server URL (for example, nats://localhost:4222)
// - subject: NATS subject to publish to
//
// Example config:
//
// sinks:
// - name: nats_main
// driver: nats
// params:
// url: nats://localhost:4222
// subject: feedkit.events
//
// # Postgres built-in overview
//
// The postgres sink is intentionally split between downstream daemon ownership
// and feedkit ownership:
// - downstream code registers table schema + event mapping functions
// - feedkit manages DB connection, create-if-missing DDL, transactional
// inserts, optional automatic retention pruning, and manual prune helpers
//
// Example config:
//
// sinks:
// - name: pg_main
// driver: postgres
// params:
// uri: postgres://localhost:5432/feedkit?sslmode=disable
// username: feedkit_user
// password: feedkit_pass
// prune: 3d # optional: prune rows older than now-3d on each write tx
//
// params.prune supports:
// - Go duration strings (72h, 90m, 30s, ...)
// - day/week suffixes (3d, 2w)
//
// If params.prune is omitted, automatic pruning is disabled.
//
// Example downstream wiring:
//
// sinkReg := sinks.NewRegistry()
// sinks.RegisterBuiltins(sinkReg)
// sinkReg.Register("postgres", sinks.PostgresFactory(sinks.PostgresSchema{
// Tables: []sinks.PostgresTable{
// {
// Name: "events",
// Columns: []sinks.PostgresColumn{
// {Name: "event_id", Type: "TEXT", Nullable: false},
// {Name: "emitted_at", Type: "TIMESTAMPTZ", Nullable: false},
// {Name: "payload_json", Type: "JSONB", Nullable: false},
// },
// PrimaryKey: []string{"event_id"},
// PruneColumn: "emitted_at", // required for retention pruning
// },
// },
// MapEvent: func(ctx context.Context, e event.Event) ([]sinks.PostgresWrite, error) {
// b, err := json.Marshal(e.Payload)
// if err != nil {
// return nil, err
// }
// return []sinks.PostgresWrite{
// {
// Table: "events",
// Values: map[string]any{
// "event_id": e.ID,
// "emitted_at": e.EmittedAt,
// "payload_json": string(b),
// },
// },
// }, nil
// },
// }))
//
// Manual pruning via type assertion (administrative helpers):
//
// if p, ok := sink.(sinks.PostgresPruner); ok {
// _, _ = p.PruneKeepLatest(ctx, "events", 10000)
// _, _ = p.PruneOlderThan(ctx, "events", time.Now().UTC().AddDate(0, -1, 0))
// }
package sinks