StreamSelector

This class help to deal with Stream Selectors

The stream selector determines which log streams to include in a query’s results. A log stream is a unique source of log content, such as a file. A more granular log stream selector then reduces the number of searched streams to a manageable volume. This means that the labels passed to the log stream selector will affect the relative performance of the query’s execution.

The log stream selector is specified by one or more comma-separated key-value pairs. Each key is a log label and each value is that label’s value. Curly braces ({ and }) delimit the stream selector.

Consider this stream selector:

{app="mysql",name="mysql-backup"}

All log streams that have both a label of app whose value is mysql and a label of name whose value is mysql-backup will be included in the query results. A stream may contain other pairs of labels and values, but only the specified pairs within the stream selector are used to determine which streams will be included within the query results.

type LabelMatchingOperator = "=" | "!=" | "=~" | "!~";

interface StreamSelectorValue {
  value: string;
  operator: LabelMatchingOperator;
}

class StreamSelector extends Map<string, StreamSelectorValue> {}

NOTE

The StreamSelector class extend from JavaScript Map Object.

API

constructor(init?: string | string[] | Iterable< [string, string] > | StreamSelector)

Initializes a new instance of the StreamSelector class with an optional LogQL query string.

Available init types are:

• string - Create an instance of StreamSelector given a LogQL query to parse.
• string[] - Create an instance of StreamSelector given multiple LogQL queries to parse.
• Record<string, string | RegExp | StreamSelectorOp> - Create an instance of StreamSelector given a key-value object. By default, the operator is an exactlyEqual (=) if value is string or a Matches Regexp (=~) if value is RegExp. StreamSelectorOp is returned by StreamSelector.Equal() & StreamSelector.Not().
• Iterable<[string, string]> - Create an instance of StreamSelector given a key-value iterable. The default operator will be an exactlyEqual (=).
• StreamSelector - Create an instance of StreamSelector based on another StreamSelector class.

static Equal(value: string | RegExp)

Utility static method that allow to init exactlyEqual (=) or Matches Regexp (=~) values via Object, depending whether value is string or RegExp.

const streamSelector = new StreamSelector({ foo: StreamSelector.Equal("bar") })

This is equal to:

const streamSelector = new StreamSelector({ foo: "bar" })

static Not(value: string | RegExp)

Utility static method that allow to init notEqual (!=) or Does not Match (!~) values via Object.

const streamSelector = new StreamSelector({ foo: StreamSelector.Not("bar") })

set(labelKey: string, labelValue: LabelValue | string, op?: LabelMatchingOperator)`

IMPORTANT

This method override the Map default set method.

Add a new stream selector with a specified key and value.

If labelValue is a LabelValue, the default operator will be an exactlyEqual and can be either be passed via the operator property of LabelValue or as a third argument to be modified.

If labelValue is a string, the default operator will be an exactlyEqual and must be passed as a third argument to be modified.

type LabelValue = Partial<StreamSelectorValue> & Pick<StreamSelectorValue, "value">;

kv(): Record< string, string >

Return a key-value object reprensenting stream selectors where each value is a string (operator is skipped)

const logql = "{foo=\"bar\"}";

const result = new StreamSelector(logql).kv();
console.log(result.foo); // bar

toJSON(): Record< string, StreamSelectorValue >

Return a key-value object representing stream selectors where each value is an object with operator and value.

toString(): string

Converts the StreamSelector instance into a partial LogQL query string. Returns a string representing the partial LogQL query.

const selector = new StreamSelector();
selector.set("foo", "bar");

// {foo="bar"}
console.log(selector.toString());