How to use publish_batch method in localstack

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test_consumer.py

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...26async def test_consume(stream: str, consumer: Consumer, producer: Producer) -> None:27 captured: list[bytes] = []28 await consumer.subscribe(stream, callback=captured.append)29 assert await producer.publish(stream, b"one") == 130 assert await producer.publish_batch(stream, [b"two", b"three"]) == [2, 3]31 await wait_for(lambda: len(captured) >= 3)32 assert captured == [b"one", b"two", b"three"]33async def test_offset_type_first(stream: str, consumer: Consumer, producer: Producer) -> None:34 captured: list[bytes] = []35 await consumer.subscribe(36 stream,37 callback=captured.append,38 offset_type=OffsetType.FIRST,39 )40 messages = [str(i).encode() for i in range(1, 11)]41 await producer.publish_batch(stream, messages)42 await wait_for(lambda: len(captured) >= 10)43 assert captured == messages44async def test_offset_type_offset(stream: str, consumer: Consumer, producer: Producer) -> None:45 captured: list[bytes] = []46 await consumer.subscribe(47 stream,48 callback=captured.append,49 offset_type=OffsetType.OFFSET,50 offset=7,51 )52 messages = [str(i).encode() for i in range(1, 11)]53 await producer.publish_batch(stream, messages)54 await wait_for(lambda: len(captured) >= 3)55 assert captured == messages[7:]56async def test_offset_type_last(stream: str, consumer: Consumer, producer: Producer) -> None:57 messages = [str(i).encode() for i in range(1, 5_000)]58 await producer.publish_batch(stream, messages)59 captured: list[bytes] = []60 await consumer.subscribe(61 stream,62 callback=captured.append,63 offset_type=OffsetType.LAST,64 subscriber_name="test-subscriber",65 )66 await wait_for(lambda: len(captured) > 0 and captured[-1] == b"4999")67 assert len(captured) < len(messages)68async def test_offset_type_timestamp(stream: str, consumer: Consumer, producer: Producer) -> None:69 messages = [str(i).encode() for i in range(1, 5_000)]70 await producer.publish_batch(stream, messages)71 # mark time in between message batches72 now = int(time.time() * 1000)73 messages = [str(i).encode() for i in range(5_000, 5_100)]74 await producer.publish_batch(stream, messages)75 captured: list[bytes] = []76 await consumer.subscribe(stream, callback=captured.append, offset_type=OffsetType.TIMESTAMP, offset=now)77 await wait_for(lambda: len(captured) > 0 and captured[0] >= b"5000")78async def test_offset_type_next(stream: str, consumer: Consumer, producer: Producer) -> None:79 messages = [str(i).encode() for i in range(1, 11)]80 await producer.publish_batch(stream, messages)81 captured: list[bytes] = []82 await consumer.subscribe(83 stream,84 callback=captured.append,85 offset_type=OffsetType.NEXT,86 subscriber_name="test-subscriber",87 )88 await producer.publish(stream, b"11")89 await wait_for(lambda: len(captured) > 0)90 assert captured == [b"11"]91async def test_consume_with_resubscribe(stream: str, consumer: Consumer, producer: Producer) -> None:92 captured: list[bytes] = []93 subscriber_name = await consumer.subscribe(stream, callback=captured.append)94 await producer.publish(stream, b"one")...

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batch_test.py

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...18 now_time = str(datetime.now()).replace(" ", "_")19 project_batch = create_batch(client, project.project, f"Batch-{now_time}")20 assert isinstance(project_batch, ProjectBatch)21 assert project_batch.status == "open"22 def test_publish_batch(self, client: IAC.InputApiClient):23 projects = get_projects(client=client)24 project = self.filter_batch_project(projects)25 now_time = str(datetime.now()).replace(" ", "_")26 created_batch = create_batch(client, project.project, f"Batch-{now_time}")27 published_batch = publish_batch(client, project.project, created_batch.batch)...

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publisher.py

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2import time3from os.path import basename4import glob5import boto36def publish_batch(client, streamname, batch):7 response = client.put_record_batch(DeliveryStreamName=streamname, Records=batch)8 if response["FailedPutCount"] > 0:9 print(f"{response['FailedPutCount']} failed, retrying")10 for i, obj in enumerate(response["RequestResponses"]):11 if "RecordId" in obj:12 del batch[i]13 time.sleep(1)14 publish_batch(client, streamname, batch)15 else:16 batch.clear()17if __name__ == "__main__":18 sess = boto3.Session(region_name="us-east-1",)19 client = sess.client("firehose")20 batchsize = 50021 res = client.list_delivery_streams()22 streamname, *b = [23 i for i in res["DeliveryStreamNames"] if i.startswith("streaming_submissions-")24 ]25 batch = []26 for filename in glob.glob(sys.argv[1]):27 with open(filename) as csvf:28 for i, row in enumerate(csvf.readlines()):29 if len(batch) >= batchsize:30 publish_batch(client, streamname, batch)31 batch.append({"Data": basename(filename) + " " + row})32 else:33 publish_batch(client, streamname, batch)34 print(35 f"Published {i + 1} records to {streamname} from {filename} in batches of {batchsize}"...

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