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@robinpath/queue

v0.1.2

Published

In-memory job queue with priorities, delays, and dead-letter for RobinPath

Readme

@robinpath/queue

In-memory job queue with priorities, delayed execution, retry, dead-letter, pause/resume

Category Functions Auth License

Why use this module?

The queue module lets you:

  • Create a named job queue
  • Add a job to a queue with optional priority and delay
  • Get the next pending job from a queue (highest priority, oldest first)
  • Mark a job as completed with an optional result
  • Mark a job as failed; auto-retries if under maxAttempts, otherwise moves to dead-letter

All functions are callable directly from RobinPath scripts with a simple, consistent API.

Installation

npm install @robinpath/queue

Quick Start

No credentials needed — start using it right away:

queue.push "emails" $emailData {"priority": 10}

Available Functions

| Function | Description | |----------|-------------| | queue.create | Create a named job queue | | queue.push | Add a job to a queue with optional priority and delay | | queue.pop | Get the next pending job from a queue (highest priority, oldest first) | | queue.complete | Mark a job as completed with an optional result | | queue.fail | Mark a job as failed; auto-retries if under maxAttempts, otherwise moves to dead-letter | | queue.retry | Re-queue a failed or dead-letter job for processing | | queue.remove | Remove a job from a queue | | queue.size | Get the number of jobs in a queue, optionally filtered by status | | queue.status | Get detailed status and metrics for a queue | | queue.pause | Pause a queue (pop will return null) | | queue.resume | Resume a paused queue | | queue.clear | Remove all jobs from a queue | | queue.deadLetter | List jobs in the dead-letter queue | | queue.getJob | Get details for a specific job by ID | | queue.destroy | Destroy a queue and free all resources |

Examples

Add a job to a queue with optional priority and delay

queue.push "emails" $emailData {"priority": 10}

Get the next pending job from a queue (highest priority, oldest first)

queue.pop "emails"

Mark a job as completed with an optional result

queue.complete "emails" $jobId "sent"

Integration with RobinPath

import { RobinPath } from "@wiredwp/robinpath";
import Module from "@robinpath/queue";

const rp = new RobinPath();
rp.registerModule(Module.name, Module.functions);
rp.registerModuleMeta(Module.name, Module.functionMetadata);

const result = await rp.executeScript(`
  queue.push "emails" $emailData {"priority": 10}
`);

Full API Reference

See MODULE.md for complete documentation including all parameters, return types, error handling, and advanced examples.

Related Modules

License

MIT