Package org.apache.beam.examples.cookbook

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
BigQueryTornadoes.Options	Options supported by BigQueryTornadoes.
CombinePerKeyExamples.Options	Options supported by CombinePerKeyExamples.
DistinctExample.Options	Options supported by DistinctExample.
FilterExamples.Options	Options supported by FilterExamples.
JoinExamples.Options	Options supported by JoinExamples.
MaxPerKeyExamples.Options	Options supported by MaxPerKeyExamples.
TriggerExample.TrafficFlowOptions	Inherits standard configuration options.

Class Summary

Class	Description
BigQueryTornadoes	An example that reads the public samples of weather data from BigQuery, counts the number of tornadoes that occur in each month, and writes the results to BigQuery.
CombinePerKeyExamples	An example that reads the public 'Shakespeare' data, and for each word in the dataset that is over a given length, generates a string containing the list of play names in which that word appears, and saves this information to a bigquery table.
CombinePerKeyExamples.ConcatWords	A 'combine function' used with the Combine.perKey transform.
DistinctExample	This example uses as input text of King Lear, by William Shakespeare as plaintext files, and will remove any duplicate lines from this file.
DistinctExample.Options.OutputFactory	Returns gs://${TEMP_LOCATION}/"deduped.txt".
FilterExamples	This is an example that demonstrates several approaches to filtering, and use of the Mean transform.
JoinExamples	This example shows how to do a join on two collections.
MaxPerKeyExamples	An example that reads the public samples of weather data from BigQuery, and finds the maximum temperature ('mean_temp') for each month.
TriggerExample	This example illustrates the basic concepts behind triggering.
TriggerExample.InsertDelays	Add current time to each record.