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extraRedis

v1.4.1

Published

redis api that provides lot of features

Downloads

14

Readme

extraRedis

for more information visit extraRedis site

NPM

###redis api that provides lot of features :

  • [x] pub/sub - a simple api for publishing and subscribing messages without the needing to listen 'message' and to if your topic on it
  • [x] request/reply - the abiliy to publish message that the response will return directly to you with simple api based on promises .
  • [x] producer/consumer - now you can create simple job that will be sent to only one consumer at a time
  • [x] queryable - the ability to query your returned via verity of criteria based on rx observable
  • [ ] merging multiple subscribers into one data stream- (in the next few days) an ability to limit the number of workers that will handle the job
  • [ ] producer consumer improvements- (in the next few days) an ability to limit the number of workers that will handle the job More details below under the user instructions section

Usage instructions:

creating new object


var ERedis = new extraRedis({port:6379,host:"127.0.0.1"});

creating simple pub sub with multiple subscribers


ERedis.on('foo',(message)=>{
    console.log('foo -> '+message);
},guid=>{console.log('guidfoo-> '+guid)})

ERedis.on('foo',(message)=>{
    console.log('foo2 -> '+message);
},guid=>{console.log('guidfoo2-> '+guid)})

ERedis.emit('foo','bar');

// foo -> bar
// foo2 -> bar

creating request reply so only the sending emtier will get directly the message for his answer

ERedis.requestReply.on('reqReplyFoo',(message,func)=>{
    console.log('reqReplyFoo-> '+message);
    func('reqReplyOnBar');
})

ERedis.requestReply.emit('reqReplyFoo','reqReplyBar').then((message)=>{
    console.log('reqReplyOnFoo-> '+message);

}).catch((e)=>{ console.log('ERROR!!!! '+e)});

// reqReplyFoo-> reqReplyBar
// reqReplyOnFoo-> reqReplyOnBar

creating producer consumers so only one consumer get a job at a time

  • job queue: if there is more jobs than ready for work consumers than job added to queue and waiting for available consumers
  • keepAliveConsumerState: clear not available consumers in order to ignore unconsumed jobs

ERedis.producerConsumer.createJob('prodConsTest');

ERedis.producerConsumer.consume('prodConsTest', (message, finishFunction)=> {
    setTimeout(()=> {
        console.log(`message consumed -> ${message}`);
        finishFunction();
    }, 5000)

});
ERedis.producerConsumer.consume('prodConsTest', (message, finishFunction)=> {
    setTimeout(()=> {
        console.log(`message consumed -> ${message}`);
        finishFunction();
    }, 5000)
});


setTimeout(()=> {
    ERedis.producerConsumer.produce('produce job 1');
    ERedis.producerConsumer.produce('produce job 2');
    ERedis.producerConsumer.produce('produce job 3');
    console.log("sending job for producing")
}, 5000)

// message consumed -> produce job 1
// message consumed -> produce job 2

creating queryable instance based rx


ERedis.queryable.createQueryableInstance('foo')
                       .subscribe(message =>{
                           console.log(`queryable Instance -> ${message}`)
                       })

// queryable Instance -> bar

creating queryable instance with filter


ERedis.queryable.createQueryableInstance('foo')
    .filter((message)=>{
        return message.valueOf() =='bar'
    })
    .subscribe(message =>{
        console.log(`queryable Instance with filter -> ${message}`)
    })
// queryable Instance with filter -> bar