twitter_pipeline.conf

# logstash config file has three sections:
# input{}, output{}, and (optional) filter{}; add plugins
# to specify how events should be handled in each section

input {
    twitter {
        # set key and token values from the previous step
        consumer_key => "YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY"
        consumer_secret => "YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET"
        oauth_token => "YOUR_OAUTH_CODE"
        oauth_token_secret => "YOUR_OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET"
        # assume we are interested in tracking all family violence tweets        
	keywords => ["twitterdown"]
        languages => ["en"]
	locations => "113.338953078,-43.6345972634,153.569469029,-10.6681857235"
        full_tweet => true
	ignore_retweets => true
    }
}

output {
	elasticsearch {
        	hosts => ["http://localhost:9200"]
		index => "tweets"
    	}

	stdout {
		# include this to pretty-print the event's json to stdout
		codec => rubydebug
  	}
}

I put this in and it gave me, zsh: parse error near `}'
I'm using MacOS Big Sur and homebrew .

Do I call up the logstash using cd first then go into the bin then do this? Or??

I put this in and it gave me, zsh: parse error near `}'
I'm using MacOS Big Sur and homebrew .

Do I call up the logstash using cd first then go into the bin then do this? Or??

Hi @cjw62600. The config file works fine for me. Maybe double check to see if you are missing any bracket? Read more here for configuring Logstash: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstash/current/configuration.html

You many need to cd to bin first before start streaming with logstash. Double check the directory layout for homebrew installs: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/brew.html