refactor(parser): Improve Kafka models with examples and descriptions #7293
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Issue number: #7118
Summary
Enhances the Kafka parser models with field descriptions and examples using Pydantic's Field() functionality. This improvement provides better documentation and metadata for Kafka event parsing, following the pattern established in PR #7100.
Changes
Added Field() descriptions and examples to all Kafka parser model classes:
KafkaRecordSchemaMetadata
- Schema registry metadata with format and ID documentationKafkaRecordModel
- Individual Kafka record structure with comprehensive field explanationsKafkaBaseEventModel
- Base event model with bootstrap servers and records mappingKafkaSelfManagedEventModel
- Self-managed Kafka event source identifierKafkaMskEventModel
- AWS MSK-specific event model with cluster ARNAll field descriptions are based on official AWS MSK and Kafka Lambda documentation
Examples sourced from actual test events (kafkaEventMsk.json, kafkaEventSelfManaged.json)
Maintains 100% backward compatibility - no breaking changes to type annotations or validation logic
Preserves all existing field validators for proper data processing
User experience
Customers will be able to see examples and descriptions when using Kafka parser models, providing:
Checklist
Is this a breaking change? No
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Closes #7118