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// 1.x
const buildOpts = (message) => { return .... }
deadletterProcessor = DeadletterProcessor({
connection: connection,
name: "aFunctionName",
maxDequeueCount: 1,
rowKeyGenerator: (message) => { return ...... }
}, processor())
// 2.x
const buildOpts = (message) => { return .... }
const sender = {
resource: (notification) => { return ... }
user: (notification) => { return ... }
}
deadletterProcessor = DeadletterProcessor({
connection: connection,
name: "aFunctionName",
maxDequeueCount: 1,
sender: sender
}, processor())
// 1.x
const buildOpts = (message) => { return .... }
const processor = JobsProcessor(buildOpts, nonRetryable)
// 2.x
const buildOpts = ({ message }) => { return ...... }
const processor = JobsProcessor({
buildOpts: optionsGenerator,
maxRetries,
nonRetryable
})
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notification-processor
The npm package notification-processor receives a total of 135 weekly downloads. As such, notification-processor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that notification-processor demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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