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oraq

Ordered redis asynchronous queue

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Oraq

Description

Oraq (Ordered redis asynchronous queue) is a cross process, cross server, fast, reliable and lightweight redis-based async queue for Node.

Features

  • super fast
  • cross process
  • easy to use

Compatibility

Supports node.js >= 7.6.0.

Installation

npm install --save oraq

Usage

const Oraq = require('oraq');
const oraq = new Oraq({
  id: 'myQueue',
  concurrency: 1
});

const job = ms => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(() => resolve(ms), ms));

// do a lot of heavy jobs with concurrency 1
Promise.all([
  14000,
  8000,
  10000,
  7000
].map(delay => oraq.limit(job, {jobData: delay})))
  .then(jobResults => console.log(jobResults));

Constructor options

const oraq = new Oraq({
  id,                     // id {string} (limiters with the same prefix and id share their queues, "queue" by default)
  prefix,                 // custom redis key prefix {string} ("oraq" by default)
  connection,             // redis connection param {any} (anything that ioredis constructor supports)
  ping,                   // processing job keep alive interval in ms {integer} (60000 by default)
  timeout,                // job will run after this time {integer} (in case of too long previous tasks processing, 2 * 60 * 60 * 1000 (2 hours) by default)
  concurrency             // jobs concurrency {integer} (1 by default)
});

API

const oraq = new Oraq();

oraq.limit(
  job,                    // job {function}
  jobOptions = {          // job options {object}
    jobId,                // job id {string} (random string by default)
    jobData,              // data to pass as an argument to the job {any}
    lifo                  // last-in-first-out {boolean} (false by default)
  }
).then(jobResult => console.log(jobResult));

License

MIT © Yevhen Samoilenko

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Package last updated on 25 Jul 2019

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