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A simple & fast queue done right. backed by Redis, supports auto-reconnect, TypeScript, Promise and Rxjs.
A simple & fast queue done right. backed by Redis, supports auto-reconnect, TypeScript, Promise and Rxjs.
Fast. Just BLPOP
and RPUSH
, no other fancy stuff, simple and fast.
Auto-Reconnect.
Works with Promise. Unleash the power of async / await
, say bye-bye to callback.
Better error handling.
Written in TypeScript. No hacky code and provides better experience if you are using TypeScript
.
Reactive. If you don't like making promises, there're reactive APIs too, all APIs have two versions.
$ npm i stanchionjs
const { Stanchion } = require('stanchionjs');
const stanchion = new Stanchion({
redis: {
host: '127.0.0.1',
port: 6379,
db: '1',
},
concurrency: 20,
});
const { Stanchion } = require('stanchionjs');
const stanchion = new Stanchion();
// Payload will be serialized using `JSON.stringify`
const job_1 = {
thing: 'apple',
};
const job_2 = {
thing: 'banana',
};
//
// Promise way:
//
stanchion.push(job_1, job_2).then(() => {
console.log('jobs created.');
});
//
// Rxjs way:
//
stanchion.push$(job_1, job_2).subscribe(() => {
console.log('jobs created.');
});
When a Job processing is done, you must tell StanchionJS
so it can go fetching next Job for you. StanchionJS
provides several ways to do that:
const { Stanchion } = require('stanchionjs');
const { Observable } = require('rxjs'); // Not required.
const stanchion = new Stanchion();
//
// Promise way:
//
stanchion.process(job => new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
console.log('Got a job:', job);
resolve();
}));
//
// Async / Await way:
//
stanchion.process(async job => {
console.log('Got a job:', job);
});
//
// Rxjs way:
//
stanchion.process$(
job => Observable.of(job)
.map(job => {
console.log('Got a job:', job);
})
).subscribe(); // Don't forget to subscribe!
Every exception (including those from redis
) can be obtained by attach handler to Stanchion
instance:
const { Stanchion } = require('stanchionjs');
const stanchion = new Stanchion();
//
// Callback handler:
//
stanchion.onError(err => {
console.log('error occurred', err);
});
//
// Rxjs stream:
//
stanchion.onError$().subscribe(err => {
console.log('error occurred', err);
});
const { Stanchion } = require('stanchionjs');
const stanchion = new Stanchion();
//
// Promise way:
//
stanchion.shutdown().then(() => {
console.log('Stanchion exited.');
});
//
// Rxjs way:
//
stanchion.shutdown$().subscribe(() => {
console.log('Stanchion exited.');
});
const { Stanchion } = require('stanchionjs');
const stanchion = new Stanchion();
//
// Promise way:
//
stanchion.onShutdowned(() => {
console.log('Stanchion exited.');
});
//
// Rxjs way:
//
stanchion.onShutdowned$().subscribe(() => {
console.log('Stanchion exited.');
});
Default value:
{
// Redis configuration.
redis: {
host: '127.0.0.1',
port: 6739,
},
// If you have lots of I/O intensive jobs, increase this may help.
concurrency: 10,
// Redis key for this queue.
redisKey: 'stanchion:queue',
// How many times you want Stanchion to try reconnecting when connection is lost.
retryAttempts: 6,
}
constructor(options: ConstructOptions)
push(...jobs: any[]): Promise<void>
push$(...jobs: any[]): Observable<void>
getSize(): Promise<number>
getSize$(): Observable<number>
onError(handler: ErrorHandler): Subscription
onError$(): Subject<any>
process(processor: PromiseProcessor): Promise<void>
process$(processor: ObservableProcessor): Observable<void>
shutdown(): Promise<void>
shutdown$(): Observable<void>
isShutdowned(): boolean
onShutdowned(cb: VoidFunction): Subscription
onShutdowned$(): Observable<void>
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Inspired by Neamar/featureless-job-queue.
FAQs
A simple & fast queue done right. backed by Redis, supports auto-reconnect, TypeScript, Promise and Rxjs.
We found that stanchionjs 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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