HBase::JSONRest - Simple REST client for HBase
A simple get request:
my $hbase = HBase::JSONRest->new(host => $hostname); my $records = $hbase->get({ table => 'table_name', where => { key_begins_with => "key_prefix" }, });
A simple put request:
# array of hashes, where each hash is one row my $rows = [ ... { row_key => "$row_key", # cells: array of hashes where eash hash is one cell row_cells => [ { column => "$family_name:$colum_name", value => "$value" }, ], }, ... ]; my $res = $hbase->put({ table => $table_name, changes => $rows });
A simple rest client for HBase.
Constructor. Cretes an hbase client object that is used to talk to HBase.
my $hostname = "hbase-restserver.mydomain.com"; my $hbase = HBase::JSONRest->new(host => $hostname);
Scans a table by key prefix or exact key match depending on options passed:
# scan by key prefix: my $records = $hbase->get({ table => $table_name, where => { key_begins_with => "$key_prefix" }, }); # exact key match: get the whole row my $record = $hbase->get({ table => $table_name, where => { key_equals => "$key" }, }); # exact key match: get only specific columns my $record = $hbase->get({ table => $table_name, where => { key_equals => $key }, columns => [ 'd:some_column_name', 'd:some_other_column_name' ], }); # exact key match: get last $N cell versions my $records = $hbase->get({ table => $table_name, where => { key_equals => $key }, columns => [ 'd:some_column_name', 'd:some_other_column_name' ], versions => $N, }); # exact key match: get cell versions created within a timestamp range my $records = $hbase->get({ table => $table_name, where => { key_equals => $key }, columns => [ 'd:some_column_name', 'd:some_other_column_name' ], timestamp_range => { from => $timestamp_from, until => $timestamp_until, } });
Does a multiget request to HBase, so that multiple keys can be matched in one http request. It also makes sure that the request url is not longer than 2000 chars, so if the number of keys passed is large enough and would result in url longer than 2000 chars, the request is split into multiple smaller request so each is shorter than 2000 chars.
# multiget: get only last cell version from matched rows my @keys = ($key1,...,$keyN); my $records = $hbase->multiget({ table => $table_name, where => { key_in => \@keys }, }); # multiget: get last $N cell versions from matched rows my @keys = ($key1,...,$keyN); my $records = $hbase->multiget({ table => $table_name, where => { key_in => \@keys }, versions => $N, });
Inserts one or multiple rows. If a key allready exists then depending on if HBase versioning is ON for that specific table, the record will be updated (versioning is off) or new version will be inserted (versioning is on)
# multiple rows my $rows = [ ... { row_key => "$row_key", # cells: array of hashes where eash hash is one cell row_cells => [ { column => "$family_name1:$colum_name1", value => "$value1", timestamp => "$timestamp1", # <- optional (override HBase timestamp) }, ..., { column => "$family_nameN:$colum_nameN", value => "$valueN", timestamp => "$timestampN", # <- optional (override HBase timestamp) }, ], }, ... ]; my $res = $hbase->put({ table => $table_name, changes => $rows }); # single row - basically the same as multiple rows, but # the rows array has just one elements my $rows = [ { row_key => "$row_key", # cells: array of hashes where eash hash is one cell row_cells => [ { column => "$family_name:$colum_name", value => "$value" }, ], }, ]; my $res = $hbase->put({ table => $table_name, changes => $rows });
Deletes an entire record or selected columns of it
my $success = $hbase->delete({ table => 'table', key => 'key', family => 'family', # optional, unless column is given column => 'column', # optional });
Returns a hashref with server version info
my $version_info = $hbase->version; print Dumper($version_info); output example: --------------- version => $VAR1 = { 'Server' => 'jetty/6.1.26.cloudera.2', 'Jersey' => '1.8', 'REST' => '0.0.2', 'OS' => 'Linux 2.6.32-358.23.2.el6.x86_64 amd64', 'JVM' => 'Oracle Corporation 1.7.0_51-24.51-b03' };
Returns a list of tables available in HBase
print "tables => " . Dumper($hbase->list); tables => $VAR1 = [ { 'name' => 'very_big_table' }, ..., { 'name' => 'super_big_table' } ];
Information on error is stored in hbase object under key last error:
my $records = $hbase->get({ table => $table_name, where => { key_begins_with => "$key_prefix" }, }); if ($hbase->{last_error}) { # handle error } else { # process records }
Current version: 0.044
bdevetak - Bosko Devetak (cpan:BDEVETAK) <bosko.devetak@gmail.com>
theMage, <cpan:NEVES>, <mailto:themage@magick-source.net>
<cpan:NEVES>
Sawyer X, <xsawyerx at cpan.org>
<xsawyerx at cpan.org>
Eric Herman, <eherman at cpan.org>
<eherman at cpan.org>
Robert Nilsson, <rn@orbstation.com>
tsheasha - T Sheasha, <tarek.sheasha@gmail.com>
dtcyganov - Dmitrii Tcyganov, <dtcyganov at github.com>
<dtcyganov at github.com>
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To install HBase::JSONRest, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm HBase::JSONRest
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install HBase::JSONRest
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.