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If you might add comments as well at least on methods, it will be perfect ;-)
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A Kafka Connect Single Message Transform (SMT) that takes an existing JSON header and expands each key-value pair into separate individual Kafka message headers. The original JSON header is removed after expansion.
This transform is for instance useful when working with transactional outbox patterns where you have column containing headers in a JSON map that you want to expand into individual headers