How to use list_stream_consumers method in localstack

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test_kinesis_stream_consumers.py

Source: test_kinesis_stream_consumers.py Github

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...8 client.create_stream(StreamName=stream_name, ShardCount=4)9 stream = client.describe_stream(StreamName=stream_name)["StreamDescription"]10 return stream["StreamARN"]11@mock_kinesis12def test_list_stream_consumers():13 client = boto3.client("kinesis", region_name="eu-west-1")14 stream_arn = create_stream(client)15 resp = client.list_stream_consumers(StreamARN=stream_arn)16 resp.should.have.key("Consumers").equals([])17@mock_kinesis18def test_register_stream_consumer():19 client = boto3.client("kinesis", region_name="eu-west-1")20 stream_arn = create_stream(client)21 resp = client.register_stream_consumer(22 StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="newconsumer"23 )24 resp.should.have.key("Consumer")25 consumer = resp["Consumer"]26 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerName").equals("newconsumer")27 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerARN").equals(28 f"arn:aws:kinesis:eu-west-1:{ACCOUNT_ID}:stream/​my-stream/​consumer/​newconsumer"29 )30 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerStatus").equals("ACTIVE")31 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerCreationTimestamp")32 resp = client.list_stream_consumers(StreamARN=stream_arn)33 resp.should.have.key("Consumers").length_of(1)34 consumer = resp["Consumers"][0]35 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerName").equals("newconsumer")36 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerARN").equals(37 f"arn:aws:kinesis:eu-west-1:{ACCOUNT_ID}:stream/​my-stream/​consumer/​newconsumer"38 )39 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerStatus").equals("ACTIVE")40 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerCreationTimestamp")41@mock_kinesis42def test_describe_stream_consumer_by_name():43 client = boto3.client("kinesis", region_name="us-east-2")44 stream_arn = create_stream(client)45 client.register_stream_consumer(StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="newconsumer")46 resp = client.describe_stream_consumer(47 StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="newconsumer"48 )49 resp.should.have.key("ConsumerDescription")50 consumer = resp["ConsumerDescription"]51 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerName").equals("newconsumer")52 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerARN")53 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerStatus").equals("ACTIVE")54 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerCreationTimestamp")55 consumer.should.have.key("StreamARN").equals(stream_arn)56@mock_kinesis57def test_describe_stream_consumer_by_arn():58 client = boto3.client("kinesis", region_name="us-east-2")59 stream_arn = create_stream(client)60 resp = client.register_stream_consumer(61 StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="newconsumer"62 )63 consumer_arn = resp["Consumer"]["ConsumerARN"]64 resp = client.describe_stream_consumer(ConsumerARN=consumer_arn)65 resp.should.have.key("ConsumerDescription")66 consumer = resp["ConsumerDescription"]67 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerName").equals("newconsumer")68 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerARN")69 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerStatus").equals("ACTIVE")70 consumer.should.have.key("ConsumerCreationTimestamp")71 consumer.should.have.key("StreamARN").equals(stream_arn)72@mock_kinesis73def test_describe_stream_consumer_unknown():74 client = boto3.client("kinesis", region_name="us-east-2")75 create_stream(client)76 with pytest.raises(ClientError) as exc:77 client.describe_stream_consumer(ConsumerARN="unknown")78 err = exc.value.response["Error"]79 err["Code"].should.equal("ResourceNotFoundException")80 err["Message"].should.equal(f"Consumer unknown, account {ACCOUNT_ID} not found.")81@mock_kinesis82def test_deregister_stream_consumer_by_name():83 client = boto3.client("kinesis", region_name="ap-southeast-1")84 stream_arn = create_stream(client)85 client.register_stream_consumer(StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="consumer1")86 client.register_stream_consumer(StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="consumer2")87 client.list_stream_consumers(StreamARN=stream_arn)[88 "Consumers"89 ].should.have.length_of(2)90 client.deregister_stream_consumer(StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="consumer1")91 client.list_stream_consumers(StreamARN=stream_arn)[92 "Consumers"93 ].should.have.length_of(1)94@mock_kinesis95def test_deregister_stream_consumer_by_arn():96 client = boto3.client("kinesis", region_name="ap-southeast-1")97 stream_arn = create_stream(client)98 resp = client.register_stream_consumer(99 StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="consumer1"100 )101 consumer1_arn = resp["Consumer"]["ConsumerARN"]102 client.register_stream_consumer(StreamARN=stream_arn, ConsumerName="consumer2")103 client.list_stream_consumers(StreamARN=stream_arn)[104 "Consumers"105 ].should.have.length_of(2)106 client.deregister_stream_consumer(ConsumerARN=consumer1_arn)107 client.list_stream_consumers(StreamARN=stream_arn)[108 "Consumers"...

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aws_kinesis_info.py

Source: aws_kinesis_info.py Github

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...99 return paginator.paginate(100 StreamARN=module.params['arn'],101 ), True102 else:103 return client.list_stream_consumers(104 StreamARN=module.params['arn'],105 ), False106 elif module.params['list_streams']:107 if client.can_paginate('list_streams'):108 paginator = client.get_paginator('list_streams')109 return paginator.paginate(), True110 else:111 return client.list_streams(), False112 else:113 return None, False114 except (BotoCoreError, ClientError) as e:115 module.fail_json_aws(e, msg='Failed to fetch Amazon Kinesis details')116def main():117 argument_spec = dict(...

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helper_functions.py

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...27 :param conn: Connection we'll use to get the list28 :param name: The name of the stream29 :return: A list of consumers attached to the provided stream30 """31 return dumps(conn.list_stream_consumers(StreamARN=name), sort_keys=True, indent=2)32def renew_shard_iterator(conn, name, id, type):33 return conn.get_shard_iterator(StreamName=name, ShardId=id, ShardIteratorType=type)[...

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