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@resvary/worker

v1.2.0

Published

Durable outbox delivery worker for Resvary

Readme

@resvary/worker

At-least-once delivery for Resvary credit outbox events. Receivers must deduplicate by x-resvary-event-id before applying side effects.

npm install @resvary/worker
DATABASE_URL=postgres://... \
RESVARY_WEBHOOK_URL=https://example.com/webhooks/resvary \
RESVARY_WEBHOOK_SECRET=replace-me \
npx resvary-worker run

Defaults: batch 25, lease 30 seconds, webhook timeout 10 seconds, maximum 8 attempts, exponential backoff with jitter. HTTP 2xx succeeds. Network failures, timeout, 408, 429, and 5xx retry. Other 4xx responses move directly to dead letter.

Optional health endpoints are enabled with RESVARY_HEALTH_PORT. Use /live for process liveness and /ready for database and schema readiness.

resvary-worker dead-letter list
resvary-worker dead-letter requeue EVENT_ID
resvary-worker maintenance

Run maintenance from a scheduler with RESVARY_PROJECT_ID set. Each invocation expires at most 100 overdue reservations and 100 due credit lots by default. Change the bound with RESVARY_MAINTENANCE_BATCH_SIZE; repeat the command until both counts reach zero during a backlog drain.

Run each replica with a unique RESVARY_WORKER_ID, or omit it to generate a process-unique ID. JSON logs contain event identifiers and sanitized errors, never webhook secrets or event payloads.