@modulus/rpc-worker
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installs a package and starts rpc-server using exported function
> rpc-worker --help
Usage: rpc-worker [options] <pkg>
-v, --version output current version
-h, --host RabbitMQ host (default: "amqp://localhost")
-q, --queue RabbitMQ queue name (default: "rpc-queue")
-c, --capacity Number of jobs to process in parallel
-t, --tls Directory with TLS keys: /keys/ca.pem, /keys/cert.pem, /keys/key.pem
--opts Set net|tls options (eg: --opts.passphrase secret)
Start a worker connecting to a local RabbitMQ instance and using request to
answer three RPC calls in parallel:
rpc-worker -c 3 request
Process one request at a time from a secure RabbitMQ to get the gravatar profile of a given email:
rpc-worker -h amqps://admin:pencil@rabbit.example.com \
--tls /path/to/ssl/keys \
--opts.passphrase mySecret1 \
gravatar-profile
docker pull onmodulus/rpc-worker
docker run -it onmodulus/rpc-worker # prints help
docker run -d -v ~/.npmrc:/mnt/app/.npmrc \
onmodulus/rpc-worker @modulus/private-module
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installs a package and starts rpc-server using exported function
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