bullish

Usage

server.bullish.job({
  name: 'add5',
  handler: (job) => {
    // do job logic here, return a promise!
    return Promise.resolve(job.data + 5);
  },
  config: {
    validate: joi.number(),
  }
}, next);

bullish.job(options, [callback])

Defines a new job queue.

Has the following parameters:

• options
  • name – the queue name
  • handler – the handler that will be called
  • config – a optional config object containing:
    • validate – a joi schema, used for input validation
    • concurrency – the max. concurrency for the handler (on a single process)
    • pre – Experimental: an array of functions that will be called before the handler. Have to return Promises or be synchronous.
    • routes – configure auto generated routes, can be one of
      • Boolean: false – disable auto route generation
      • Array: ['create', 'status', 'simulate'] – Toggle specific routes to be generated
• callback – a optional function called, when the queue is ready to be used.

server.bullish.job({
  name: 'squareAll',
  handler: (job) =>  job.data.map(num => num * num + job.pre[0]),
  config: {
    concurrency: 5,
    pre: [ () => 0 ],
    validate: joi.array().items(joi.number()).required(),
  }
});

bullish.add(jobName, [data], [options])

Adds a new job to the queue. Analog to bulls queue.add, but with validation.

Has the following options:

• data – the data passed to the handler in job.data.
• options – all bull options and an extra validate option, to toggle validation.
  • validate – Boolean: toggles input validation

server.bullish.add('sum', { a: 5, b: 10 }, { validation: false });

bullish.inject(jobName, [data], [options])

can be used for testing or simulation. Returns a promise.

Has the following parameters:

• data – the data passed to the handler in job.data.
• options – object of options:
  • pre – an optional array of precalculated results to use instead of the defined job pre middleware.
  • validation – disables input validation inside the job

bullish.inject(jobName, { name: 'Max', email: '[email protected]' }, {
  pre: [ 5 ],
  validation: false,
});