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@monolayer/task-sqs-adapter

v1.0.0-pre-19

Published

SQS adapter for tasks workloads (@monolayer/workloads)

Downloads

187

Readme

task-sqs-adapter

AWS SQS adapter for task workloads from @monolayer/workloads.

Requirements

  • @monolayer/workloads package.
  • Redis server.

Usage

  • Add package

    npm install @monolayer/task-sqs-adapter

Dispatcher

  • Set TASK_DISPATCHER environment variable to @monolayer/task-sqs-adapter

    export TASK_DISPATCHER="@monolayer/task-sqs-adapter"
  • Set the environment variable with the SQS queue URL associated with the task.

    For a task with the following id: send-email:

    export ML_TASK_SEND_EMAIL_SQS_QUEUE_URL=sqs-queue-url

    Each task has a unique environment variable associated with for its queue: ML_TASK_${snakeCase(taskId).toUpperCase()}_SQS_QUEUE_URL

  • Run your application with the task workload.

Worker

Wrap your task in a worker script.

import { Worker } from "@monolayer/task-sqs-adapter";
import task from "/path/to/task.mjs" // Build output from workloads build

new Worker(task.default);

You can stop the worker with:

worker.stop()