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@quatrain/worker

v1.2.10

Published

Container Worker helpers

Readme

@quatrain/worker

A comprehensive toolkit for building and managing backend processing workers within the Quatrain ecosystem. It provides robust utilities for executing child processes, interacting with file systems, pushing remote events, and standardizing message handler execution.

Introduction

In distributed architectures, workers are processes that consume events (via queues or CLI) and perform heavy background tasks (such as video rendering, file processing, or data synchronization). The @quatrain/worker package abstracts away the boilerplate needed to instantiate a worker, connect it to a queue, and report its progress back to a central API.

Key Concepts

  • Worker: The core class offering static methods to execute shell commands (execPromise), push webhook events (pushEvent), and standardize the message-handling loop (handler).
  • FileSystem: A wrapper around Node.js filesystem operations, providing typed and safe methods for managing files, directories, and temporary processing paths.
  • Helpers: A collection of utility functions to streamline worker tasks.

Installation

npm install @quatrain/worker
# or
yarn add @quatrain/worker

Features

  • Agnostic execution mode: A worker can run by listening to a queue (queue mode) or locally via standard input (cli or test mode).
  • Process Spawning: Safely wrap child_process.spawn into Promises with structured logging.
  • Event Reporting: Push HTTP patch events to a backend orchestrator using axios to update job statuses in real-time.

Documentation

For concrete examples and usage guides, please refer to the How-To Guide.

License

AGPL-3.0-only