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@dirupt/adonis-resque

v3.0.0

Published

Resque Queue for AdonisJS (fork with AdonisJS v7 support)

Readme

@dirupt/adonis-resque

Fork of adonis-resque with AdonisJS v7 support

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Resque queue system for AdonisJS, powered by node-resque.

Credits

This package is a fork of adonis-resque by Dai Jie, updated for AdonisJS v7 compatibility. All credit for the original implementation goes to the original author.

Versions

| @dirupt/adonis-resque | @adonisjs/core | @adonisjs/redis | |-----------------------|----------------|-----------------| | ^3.*.* | ^7.*.* | ^9.*.* |

For AdonisJS v6, use the original package: adonis-resque@^2

Installation

pnpm add @dirupt/adonis-resque

After install call configure:

node ace configure @dirupt/adonis-resque

This will:

  • Create config/resque.ts with default configuration
  • Register the provider and commands in adonisrc.ts

Usage

Make sure @adonisjs/redis is installed and configured before using this package.

Creating a Job

node ace make:job send_email

This creates app/jobs/send_email.ts:

import { BaseJob } from '@dirupt/adonis-resque'

export default class SendEmail extends BaseJob {
  async perform(email: string, subject: string) {
    // Your job logic here
  }
}

Enqueueing Jobs

import SendEmail from '#jobs/send_email'

// Enqueue immediately
await SendEmail.enqueue('[email protected]', 'Welcome!')

// Enqueue with delay (in ms)
await SendEmail.enqueueIn(5000, '[email protected]', 'Reminder')

// Enqueue at specific time (unix timestamp in ms)
await SendEmail.enqueueAt(Date.now() + 60000, '[email protected]', 'Scheduled')

// Batch enqueue
await SendEmail.enqueueAll([
  ['[email protected]', 'Hello'],
  ['[email protected]', 'Hello'],
])

Scheduling Jobs (Cron / Interval)

import { BaseJob } from '@dirupt/adonis-resque'

export default class CleanupJob extends BaseJob {
  // Run every hour
  cron = '0 * * * *'

  // Or use interval (e.g., every 5 minutes)
  // interval = '5m'

  async perform() {
    // Cleanup logic
  }
}

Plugins

import { BaseJob, Plugin } from '@dirupt/adonis-resque'

export default class UniqueJob extends BaseJob {
  plugins = [
    Plugin.jobLock({ lockTimeout: 3600 }),
    Plugin.retry({ retryLimit: 3, retryDelay: 1000 }),
  ]

  async perform() {
    // Job logic
  }
}

Available plugins:

  • Plugin.jobLock() - Prevent duplicate running jobs
  • Plugin.queueLock() - Prevent duplicate queued jobs
  • Plugin.delayQueueLock() - Prevent duplicate delayed jobs
  • Plugin.retry() - Retry failed jobs
  • Plugin.noop() - Log errors without throwing

Starting Workers

# Start workers (default)
node ace resque:start

# Start scheduler only
node ace resque:start --schedule

# Use multi-worker
node ace resque:start --isMulti

# Specify queue names
node ace resque:start --queueName=high --queueName=default

Configuration

In config/resque.ts:

import { defineConfig } from '@dirupt/adonis-resque'

const resqueConfig = defineConfig({
  redisConnection: 'main',
  runWorkerInWebEnv: true,
  runScheduler: true,
  isMultiWorkerEnabled: true,
  multiWorkerOption: {
    minTaskProcessors: 1,
    maxTaskProcessors: 10,
  },
  workerOption: {},
  queueNameForJobs: 'default',
  queueNameForWorkers: '*',
  logger: null,
  verbose: true,
})

export default resqueConfig

Error Handling

Override handleError in your job class:

export default class MyJob extends BaseJob {
  handleError(error: unknown) {
    // Custom error handling
    console.error('Job failed:', error)
    throw error // Re-throw to mark as failed
  }

  onFailure(failure: ResqueFailure) {
    // Called when the job fails after all retries
  }
}

License

MIT