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The simple message queue built on Redis Streams.
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npm install rediqueue
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import RediQueue from 'rediqueue'
// Create a queue
const notificationQueue = new RediQueue('notifications', {
redis: {
host: '127.0.0.1',
port: 6379
}
})
// Add a job to the queue
notificationQueue.add({
email: 'someone@example.com'
})
// Process jobs
notificationQueue.process((job) => {
const { data } = job
return sendEmailFunction(data.email) {
...
}
})
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RediQueue aims for at-least-once strategy. If a consumer fails or is killed while processing a job, a job could be processed more than once.
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A robust message queue for node.js built with redis streams
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