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bull-reporter

v1.0.0

Published

Package that reports Bull queues stats into statsd server

Downloads

2

Readme

bull-reporter

A tiny package for collecting Bull queue stats and put em in statsd server

Installation

To use it, you'll need to install bull-reporter and lynx npm packages.

Usage

const Queue = require('bull')
const BullReporter = require('bull-reporter')
const Lynx = require('lynx')

const queue = new Queue('my_awesome_queue')
const queueTwo = new Queue('my_awesome_queue_two')
const lynx = new Lynx('localhost', 8125)


new BullReporter(queue, lynx, { interval: 1000 }) // You can override one of the default options
new BullReporter(queueTwo, lynx) // Or don't specify any options at all to use defaults

Default options

// All the default options
const options = {
  interval: 2000, // How often we collecting counters from redis
  errorLogger: console.error,
  prefix: 'bull_reporter',
  listenEvents: [ // Set to false if you don't need to listen any events
    'error',
    'active',
    'stalled',
    'progress',
    'completed',
    'failed',
    'paused',
    'resumed',
    'cleaned'
  ]
}

Telegraf template

If you're using Telegraf's statsd server, there is template for it:

templates = [
  "bull_reporter.* measurement.measurement.queue_name.metric"
]

Where bull_reporter - is your prefix from the options