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@alienfast/sidekiq-client
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A Sidekiq client for node, intended to mimic the default behaviors of the Sidekiq client itself.
A Google Cloud Functions microservice that processes and queues data back for persistence via a ruby Sidekiq job.
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yarn add @alienfast/sidekiq-client redis
import SidekiqClient from '@alienfast/sidekiq-client'
// provide your own promisified redis client, or use the helper
const redisClient = SidekiqClient.redisCreateClient({ url: 'redis://foo:6379' })
const sidekiq = new SidekiqClient(redisClient)
// Enqueue a job to the 'default' queue with retry
sidekiq.enqueue({
class: 'MyJob',
args: ['foo']
})
// Enqueue a job to the 'critical' queue without retry
sidekiq.enqueue({
class: 'MyJob',
args: ['foo'],
retry: false,
queue: 'critical'
})
// Schedule a job
sidekiq.enqueue({
class: 'MyJob',
args: ['foo']
}, new Date(2017, 10, 1))
This is free software released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.
FAQs
Node sidekiq client.
We found that @alienfast/sidekiq-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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