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@cloud-cli/workerd

v1.0.0

Published

A daemon to spawn and monitor workers

Downloads

5

Readme

workerd

A daemon to spawn and monitor workers

Install

npm i -g @cloud-cli/workerd

Make sure the global NPM folder is part of $PATH.

Usage

Create a file called workers.yml in the current folder or in your user home folder:

- name: my-worker
  run: node my-worker.js
  cwd: /home/node-workers
  restart: true
  restartInterval: 1000
  env:
    API_KEY: b7ad65b347d6bb7ad65b347d6b
    API_URL: https://example.com

- name: other-worker
  run: python3 worker.py
  cwd: /home/python3-workers
  restart: false

Defaults

  • cwd: the path from where workerd is executed
  • restart: true
  • restartInterval: 5 seconds

Logs

Logs are written per worker, using worker's name. Specify SERVICE_LOGS_FOLDER variable to change the path, default is /tmp/workerd.