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bull-reloadable-config

v0.2.6

Published

Deply a reloadable bull config with code

Downloads

15

Readme

Bull reloadable config

This libray allow you to manage a bull configuration as some code. Each time your application is redeployed, you can reload the configuration of the jobs.

This is usefulll for delay/cron or schedulded jobs

Usage

npm i bull-reloadable-config

In your projet, reload your config this way :

const queueOptions = { redis: new Redis() }; // We can use here createClient in order to share your redis connections

import { reloadConfig } from 'bull-reloadable-config';

const userConfigs = [
    {
        data: { _version: '1.0.4', type: 'logout', logoutUserId: 'userId' },
        opts: { jobId, delay: 60_000 },
    },
     {
        data: { _version: '1.0.4', type: 'logout', logoutUserId: 'otherUserId' },
        opts: { jobId, delay: 3600_000 },
    },
];
await reloadConfig('userAutoLogQueue', queueOptions, configs);

const userConfigs = [
    {
        data: { _version: '1.0.4', ...paymentsData },
        opts: { jobId: 'recurrentPaiement147678', repeat: {cron: '15 3 * * *'} },
    },
];

await reloadConfig('paymentsQueue', queueOptions, configs);

The reloadConfig method

| param | description | required | default | |---|---|---|---| | queue name | The bull queue name | true | - | | queue options | The bull queue options| true | - | | configs | An array of config objects (see below) | true | - | | deleteExtraJobs | If true, the job that exist in the queue but not in configs will be deleted | false | false | | concurrency | The number of concurrent operations on the queues (only for updates and remove) | false | 5000 |

The Config object

| key | description | default value |
|---|---|---| | data.version | The semver version of the job config | - |
| opts.jobId | A uniq identifier for the job | - |
| name | The job name | undefined |
| force | If true, the job will be reloaded even if its new version is lower that the current one | false |

Performance consideration

This lib is tested with huge amount of jobs (10,000 in the tests) in less than a dozen of seconds.