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Kick Jobs out the door, quickly!
A Robust Node.js queueing service based on redis.
npm install kickq --save
The full documentation can be found in the project's wiki.
On August 23rd 2015 Kickq got a major version bump from v0.2.4
to v1.0.0
. The whole of the Kickq codebase has been rehauled and updated using the latest libraries and patterns in Node.js, no API changes were made, Kickq should continue to operate as it was. A very small change has happened in a single processing object attribute which is insignificant and you probably didn't ever care about, id you did read more about it in the wiki.
What changed:
We've let go of when in favor of Bluebird. This is a major change in how Kickq operates as when Kickq was first built Promise libraries where not very performant so we used a specific version of When (1.8.1) which resolved promises Synchronously (vs asynchronously as the spec dictates). We've come a long way since then so the core Promise library change was long overdue.
More robust Promises patterns were applied throughout the codebase.
The Worker controller is the module responsible for fetching job from the queue and providing them to the consumer worker for processing. The whole system has been refactored and rehauled to be more robust and handle all outcomes (error or not) more diligently and specifically.
We've created a master Redis Connectivity monitor which is responsible for letting the rest of the system know of Redis Connectivity State and emit events when a change occurs, Redis goes down or comes up.
Thus Kickq will now handle Redis disconnects way more softly and patiently wait for the connection to be re-established.
We've lowered the logging verbosity quite a bit and restructured the logs so they make more sense.
The whole of the codebase has been brought up to 2015 Node state in regards to styling.
.get()
method, not invoking callback when no results.kickq.error
to kickq.Error
for semantic correctness.kickq:delete
for all job ites that get deleted..get()
method for fetching job items.Copyright 2016 Verbling (Fluency Forums Corporation)
Licensed under the MIT License
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The npm package kickq receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, kickq popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that kickq demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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