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Expand Up @@ -81,6 +81,8 @@ The Python bindings also provide some additional configuration properties:
* ``error_cb(kafka.KafkaError)``: Callback for generic/global error events. This callback is served by
poll().

* ``stats_cb(json_str)``: Callback for statistics data. This callback is triggered by poll() every ``statistics.interval.ms`` (needs to be configured separately). Function argument ``json_str`` is a str instance of a JSON document containing statistics data.
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docs are good, but split up the lines at about 80 columns so it is readable in the terminal too.


* ``on_delivery(kafka.KafkaError, kafka.Message)`` (**Producer**): value is a Python function reference
that is called once for each produced message to indicate the final
delivery result (success or failure).
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