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CFWare AQM queue_log mysql writer

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@aqm/queuelogger

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CFWare AQM queue_log mysql writer

Install @aqm/queuelogger

This module requires node.js 12 or above.

npm i --save @aqm/queuelogger

Usage

import {QueueLogger} from '@aqm/queuelogger';

class QueueManager {
	constructor() {
		this.logger = new QueueLogger({
			/* Default is 'P001', used as value of partition column. */
			partition: 'P001',
			/* Default is least significant part of hostname, used as value of serverid column. */
			serverID: 'serverid',
			/* Default: 'queue_log', the table we insert to. */
			tableName: 'queue_log',
			/* Override default settings used by require('mysql').createPool.
			 * The default database is queuemetrics.
			 */
			mysql: {},
		});

		process.on('SIGTERM', () => this.logger.end().catch(() => {}));
	}

	async writeQueueLog(timeID, callID, queue, agent, verb, data1, data2, data3, data4, data5) {
		/* This is a pointless example.  In real life a queue manager would retrieve some
		 * data from a channel or other object. */
		try {
			await this.logger.writeEntry(timeID, callID, queue, agent, verb, data1, data2, data3, data4, data5);
		} catch (err) {
			/* mysql write failed, record to a file. */
		}
	}
}

Running tests

Tests are provided by eslint and mocha. Tests require access to a test mysql or mariadb daemon. The test database server must have a queuemetrics database and a queuelogd user as defined by sampledb/qm.sql.

Default test configuration:

npm config set @aqm/queuelogger:dbhost 'localhost'
npm config set @aqm/queuelogger:dbprivuser 'root'
npm config set @aqm/queuelogger:dbprivpassword ''

These settings can be changed to use a different server or to use an account less privileged than root. The priv account must have SELECT and DELETE access to the queuemetrics.queue_log table.

Once the database is created and a privileged account configured the tests can be run:

npm install
npm test

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Package last updated on 15 Jun 2019

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