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cron-q

v0.0.7

Published

simple way to schedule your job and put into queue for processing

Readme

Cron Job Manager

This queue impelement is built on top of bull, with scheduling ability for jobs by using cron.

Install

npm install cron-q --save

Note that you need a redis version higher or equal than 2.6.12, which is required by bull.

Quick guide


var Queues = require('cron-q');

var REDIS_CONNECTION_URL = "redis://localhost:6379";
var redis_prefix = "myQ:";
var queues = new Queues(REDIS_CONNECTION_URL, redis_prefix);

var myQueueName = "myQueue";

//Create a queue with a unique name, and specify job processing method
queues.createQueue(myQueueName, function(data, done){
  //Do your job with stored data
  done();
});

// job data can be any object, this object will be sent back to job processing
// method when job is triggered.
var jobData = {};
var when = 5*60*1000; // it can be a millisecond values from now, or a specified Date object
queues.addJob(myQueueName, jobData, when, function(err, jobId){
  if(!err){
    // jobId can be used later to reschedule or cancel a job.
    // If `when` is a `new Date()` or undefined, jobId will not be returned
    // as job will be executed soon
    if(jobId){
      // persist jobId somewhere
      // queues.cancelJob(jobId, callback);
      // queues.rescheduleJob(jobId, when, callback);
    }
  }
});