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@bullstudio/bull-adapter

v2.1.0

Published

Bull queue adapter for Bullstudio embedded mode.

Readme

@bullstudio/bull-adapter

Bullstudio queue adapter for host-owned Bull queues.

Use this package in embedded mode when your application already creates Bull Queue instances and you want to expose selected queues to a Bullstudio dashboard instance.

Install

pnpm add @bullstudio/bull-adapter

bull is a peer dependency. Bullstudio uses the queue instance and Redis connection owned by your host application.

Usage

import { createBullQueueAdapter } from "@bullstudio/bull-adapter";
import Bull from "bull";

const emailQueue = new Bull("email", {
  redis: process.env.REDIS_URL,
});

const emailQueueAdapter = createBullQueueAdapter(emailQueue, {
  key: "email",
  label: "Email",
});

Pass the returned queue adapter to a framework adapter dashboard factory:

const dashboard = bullstudio({
  queues: [emailQueueAdapter],
});

Options

| Option | Description | | --- | --- | | key | Stable Bullstudio queue key. Defaults to the Bull queue name. | | label | Human-facing queue label in the dashboard. Defaults to the Bull queue name. |

Provide a custom key when multiple supplied queues could share the same queue name or prefix.

Capabilities

The Bull adapter supports queue inspection, job lists, job details, job logs, job retry, job removal, queue pause and resume, and worker counts.

Bull flows are not supported by this adapter. Bullstudio does not close the supplied queue or Redis connection. Keep that lifecycle in your host application shutdown path.