Filter what Jetstream ingests, persists, and emits #35
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This PR adds to Jetstream the ability to specify collections that you'd like Jetstream to ingest -- much like you would subscribe with wantedCollections, this will cause the Jetstream instance to only persist and emit the collections configured.
Additionally adds the ability to opt out of identity and account events.
Environment variables added:
JETSTREAM_WANTED_COLLECTIONS-- An space-delimited string of Collection NSIDs to filter which records Jetstream should persist and emit. If not provided, retains behavior of persisting and emitting all collections.JETSTREAM_SHOULD_EMIT_IDENTITY-- whether or not Jetstream should persist and emit identity events. Default true.JETSTREAM_SHOULD_EMIT_ACCOUNT-- whether or not Jetstream should persist and emit account events. Default true.My exposure to Golang has so far been limited to small open source contributions like this, very open to any feedback on any potential improvements here. 🙂