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@openfn/runtime-manager

v0.0.41

Published

An example runtime manager service.

Downloads

35

Readme

Runtime Manager

An example runtime manager service.

The runtime manager is designed as a long running node service that runs jobs as worker threads.

Demo Server

Run pnpm start to start the manager as a web service. This gives a bit of an example of how the manager might be used.

Go to localhost:1234 to see a report on any active threads as well as the job history.

Post anything to the server to run the test job. The test job will run for a random number of seconds and return a random number. Patent pending.

The server will report usage statistics when any job finishes. ~~Post to /job to spin out a new job.~~

Usage

To integrate the manager into your own application:

  1. Create a manager:
const m = Manager();
  1. Register jobs (as DSL strings which will be compiled)
m.registerJob('my_job', 'get(state.url)');
  1. Run the job
const report = await m.run('my_job');

The report object reports the status, duration, startTime and result of the job.

The job will soon expose an event emitter so that you can subscribe to individual events.