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@pscraper/taskm

v0.0.16

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This lib is for a managing a large number of tasks, by adding each task into queue, and digesting each of them one by one. These are the the resaon why using `taskm`: - you got a large number of task to handle, an execption may cause the script to restar

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Demo for @pscraper/taskm, Task Manager

This lib is for a managing a large number of tasks, by adding each task into queue, and digesting each of them one by one. These are the the resaon why using taskm:

  • you got a large number of task to handle, an execption may cause the script to restart from the first
  • you got a large number of task to handle, and needed to know how many is pending, finished and fail
  • you got a large number of task to handle, and those task could be digested by more than one computer

(sqlite is used to manage queue)

Install

$ yarn add @pscraper/taskm

or 


$ npm install @pscraper/taskm

Example-1 (FIFO)

More Example: https://github.com/wahengchang/pscraper/tree/master/packages/demo/taskm

adding new task to queue (FIFO) @pscraper_taskm-fifo


const TM = require('@pscraper/taskm')
const taskm = new TM()
await taskm.init()

const uniqueId = "amazingId"
const options = {
    title: 'amazingTitle',
    meta: JSON.stringify({key: "key1"})
}
await taskm.add(uniqueId, options)

consumming task from queue

const TM = require('@pscraper/taskm')
const taskm = new TM()
await taskm.init()

const item = await taskm.getFirst()
// do something
await taskm.markFinished(item.id)

Example-2 (Task Distribution)

@pscraper_taskm-multiple

adding new task to queue


const TM = require('@pscraper/taskm')
const taskm = new TM()
await taskm.init()

for(let i =0 ; i<999999; i++) {
    const id = `mockId${new Date().getTime()}-${i}`
    const title = `${id}-title-${i}`
    inputList.push({id, title})
    await taskm.add(id, {title})
}

consumming task from queue, usually is run on more than one PC parallelly

const TM = require('@pscraper/taskm')
const taskm = new TM()
await taskm.init()

const item = await taskm.getFirstRandom()
// do something
await taskm.markFinished(item.id)

Usage

| Function | Description | |----------|:-------------:| | init()| init DB connection| | purge()| remove all existed ada | | add(uniqueId = '', body = {}) | adding a new task to queue | | getFirst(condition={}) | getting one task from queue, default FIFO | | getFirstRandom(condition={})| getting one task from queue randomly | | getTaskById(id)| getting one task by given id | | listAllTasks(condition={})| return all created and fail tasks | | markFinished(id)| mark task as finished, would appear in getFirst()| | markFail(id)| mark task as fail, would appear in getFirst()|

Reference:

  • https://www.freertos.org/Embedded-RTOS-Queues.html