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Transforms overview

Filter, enrich, join, roll up, and fan out streaming records with Streamkap pipeline transforms written in JavaScript, Python, or SQL.

Transform Types

Below are the current and upcoming transform types Streamkap offers for data transformation:

Transform Name Description Supported Languages Status
Transform / Filter Records Apply custom logic to modify or filter records. JavaScript ✅ Available
Enrich Lookup values from a cached topic to enrich records. Handles schema evolution and pass-through fields. SQL ✅ Available
Join Join multiple topics. Supports schema evolution and pass-through fields. SQL ✅ Available
Enrich (Async) Asynchronously call REST APIs to enrich incoming records using dynamic payloads. JavaScript, Python ✅ Available
Rollup Perform in-stream aggregations using familiar SQL GROUP BY syntax. Correlate multiple CDC events for the same entity, aggregating by primary key. SQL ✅ Available
Un Nesting Break nested objects or arrays into separate topics. Ideal for unrolling deeply nested documents. JavaScript, Python 🛠️ Coming Soon
Fan Out Route a single record to multiple output topics based on custom logic. JavaScript, Python ✅ Available
Topic Router Merge, copy, or route topics via the Kafka destination connector with byte pass-through. Rewrites topic names and Avro schema IDs without value deserialization. — ✅ Available
Toast Handling Replace PostgreSQL TOAST placeholders with cached, encrypted original values to avoid costly re-selects. TBC 🛠️ Coming Soon

Development Tools

Professional development environments and starter kits for building transforms:

Tool Name Description Transform Types Supported Status
TypeScript Development Kit Professional development environment with TypeScript, npm dependencies, comprehensive testing, and production bundling. Map/Filter, Fan Out, Enrich (Async), Un-nesting ✅ Available

See Also

Writing a transform

The TypeScript development kit covers authoring, testing, and deploying a transform locally, and data types lists what a transform can read and emit.