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boaty-mcboatface-client

v2.0.0

Published

Boaty McBoat Face node client

Downloads

4

Readme

boaty-client

A node client for the boaty mcboatface job server

Installation

npm install --save boaty-mcboatface-client

Usage

To creating a new or assume an existing queue with one operation:

const Client = require("boaty-mcboatface-client");
const GUID = Math.round(Math.random() * 9999999)).toString(16);

// NOTE: The Boaty client assumes a trailing slash.
const boaty = new Client(GUID, "first,second,third", "http://URL_TO_BOATY_SERVER:port/");
const nextItem = boaty.pop();

Checking if a queue with a given guid exists and whether work remains to be done:

const Client = require("boaty-mcboatface-client");
const GUID = "ABC123";

// NOTE: The Boaty client assumes a trailing slash.
// NOTE: The Boaty client throws an error if the server returns a garbled or non-404 error result.
const queue = Client.getQueue("http://URL_TO_BOATY_SERVER:port/", GUID);

if (queue) {
  if (queue.length > 0) {
    // The queue exists and still has work to claim
    console.log(`Queue with id ${GUID} exists and is not yet empty.`);
  } else {
    // This queue may have already had all its work claimed
    console.log(`Queue with id ${GUID} exists, and has no remaining items left.`);
  }
} else {
  // No queue with this guid has been created recently
  console.log(`Queue with id ${GUID} does not yet exist. OK to initialize a queue with this id.`);
}

License

All code not otherwise specified is Copyright Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Released under the MIT License.