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bonfire

v1.0.3

Published

Node job scheduling backed by Firebase RD.

Downloads

19

Readme

Front End Developer Desk

Bonfire

Simple Node scheduling backed by Firebase RD.

STATUS

Build Status

FEATURES
  • Scheduling a new job and automatic redundancy via Firebase.
  • Cancelling existing jobs from job key.
  • Requeuing existing jobs from a cold server start.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
GETTING STARTED

You can install Bonfire using Yarn or NPM.

It is recommended that you use --exact as the library is constantly evolving and may break without notice.

# Via Yarn:
$ yarn add bonfire --exact
# or via NPM:
$ npm install bonfire --save-exact
import { Bonfire } from 'bonfire'
CONTRIBUTING

There are many ways to contribute to Bonfire, you can:

  • submit bugs,
  • help track issues,
  • review code changes,
  • or, engage in discussion about new features.