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Steveo is a task management library that supports Kafka, SQS and Redis.
On a highlevel, it works as below, Steveo has 3 main components
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PUBLISH ----->| TASK | | REGISTRY | | RUNNER |-----> RECEIVE
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Holds the information about the type of task. It has below methods,
Responsible for keeping the inventory of tasks & event manager. Whenever a new task is created, an entry will be added in the registry
Responsible for consuming messages,
process
method initialize group consumers and start to consume the messages. It will then call the subscribe callback set on the task(async () => {
const steveo = Steveo({
kafkaConnection: process.env.KAFKA_CONNECTION,
clientId: '1234-123',
}, console);
const example = steveo.task('example-task', async ({ name }) => {
console.log(`hello ${name}`);
});
await example.publish({ name: 'tommo' });
await example.publish({ name: 'bazza' });
await steveo.runner().process();
})();
For more details, see example
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A Task Pub/Sub Background processing library
The npm package steveo receives a total of 3,739 weekly downloads. As such, steveo popularity was classified as popular.
We found that steveo 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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