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burstable

v1.3.0

Published

Simple and powerful task queue for Node.js on top of Beanstalkd

Downloads

49

Readme

Burstable

NPM

Simple and powerful task queue for Node.js on top of Beanstalkd

Features

  • Wait for job completion
  • Child jobs (keeping parent alive till done)

How-To

Setup

import Burstable from 'burstable';

const burstable = new Burstable(
  host, // beanstalkd host
  port, // beanstalkd port
  {
    // Will receive job errors and job log calls
    log: function(level, err|message, meta) {
      winston.log(level, message.message || message, meta); // meta will be enhanced with tube and jobId
    }
  }
);

Spawning jobs

burstable.spawn(tube, {
  delay: 0,
  priority: 1000,
  timeout: 10 * 60 * 1000,
  payload: {
    // job payload/values
  },
  wait: Job | [Job...] | [{tube: String, id: Number}] // Wait for jobs before handling this job - Logic on consumer side
});

Handling jobs

burstable.handle(tube, function (payload) {
  // Complete job
  return Promise.resolve();

  // Job error
  return Promise.reject();

  // Spawn a job
  return this.spawn(someTub);

  // Spawn child job and wait for completion before completing this job
  return this.child(anotherTube);

  // Puts current job back in queue with delay, does not affect retries counter
  return this.delay(5000); // ms, default: original timeout

  // Keep someone updated
  this.log('info', 'doing the thing');
}, {
  maxTries: 3, // Total amount of tries including the first one
  backoff: {
    initial: 60 * 1000, // ms
    exponential: 1.5 // multiple backup by N each try
  },
  labels: function(payload) {
    // Will be added to log.meta
    return {
      accountId: payload.accountId
    };
  },
  // Will receive job errors and job log calls
  log: function(level, err|message, meta) {
    winston.log(level, message.message || message, meta); /// meta will be enhanced with jobId
  }
});

burstable.start(); // Enable handlers and start processing jobs, make sure handlers are setup before calling start

Keep in mind that burstable will spawn a connection equal to width * amount of tubes. You'll want to make sure that your server is configured to handle that amount of connections (ulimit).

Debugging

Use DEBUG=burstable* to enable verbose debugging.