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Dashboard for monitoring Bull queues, built using Express and React. Can be mounted as middleware in an existing express app.
Dashboard for monitoring Bull queues , built using Express and React. Can be mounted as middleware in an existing express app. Current features:
Planned features:
Install the module npm install monitoro
Import it in your express app
const monitoro = require('monitoro')
Add your queue config array to app.locals.MonitoroQueues
app.locals.MonitoroQueues = queueConfigArray
where queueConfigArray is an array of queue config objects of type
{
"name": "<name of the bull queue>",
"url": "<url to the redis instance>"
}
For an example queueConfigArray check server/devServer.js
Use the module as middleware for the route at which you want the dashboard to be available. For example, if I want to make the dashboard available at /foo
in my Express app,
app.use('/foo',monitoro)
subdirectories can also be used:
app.use('/foo/bar',monitoro)
Check server/devServer.js
for a simple example of usage
To run it locally for development:
npm run dev:fe
to start the react dev server for the frontendnpm run dev:server
to start the express dev serverhttp://localhost:3000
in your browserFAQs
Dashboard for monitoring Bull queues, built using Express and React. Can be mounted as middleware in an existing express app.
The npm package monitoro receives a total of 208 weekly downloads. As such, monitoro popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that monitoro 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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