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ha-job-scheduler

v0.5.0

Published

Highly available cron job scheduler using Redis

Downloads

424

Readme

HA Job Scheduler

Highly available cron job scheduling using node-schedule and Redis.

Designed to be used in an environment with redundant schedulers. Only one scheduler will ever successfully run the cron job.

Previously missed invocations can be run by passing a non-zero value for persistScheduledMs to scheduleRecurring. This will persist invocations to Redis which can be also useful for debugging.

Works well with nats-jobs

scheduleRecurring

scheduleRecurring(
  id: string,
  rule: Rule,
  runFn: RunFn,
  options?: RecurringOptions
) => GracefulShutdown

Schedule a recurring job. runFn will be called for every invocation of the rule.

Set persistScheduledMs to a value greater than the frequency of the cron rule to guarantee that the last missed job will be run. This is useful for infrequent jobs that cannot be missed. For example, if you have a job that runs at 6am daily, you might want to set persistScheduledMs to ms('25h') so that a missed run will be attempted up to one hour past the scheduled invocation.

Guarantees at most one delivery.

import { jobScheduler } from 'ha-job-scheduler'
import ms from 'ms'

const scheduler = jobScheduler()
const runFn = (date: Date) => {
  console.log(date)
}
const { stop } = scheduler.scheduleRecurring(
  'everyMinute',
  '* * * * *',
  runFn,
  { persistScheduledMs: ms('1h') }
)
// Gracefully handle signals
const shutDown = async () => {
  await stop()
  process.exit(0)
}
process.on('SIGTERM', shutDown)
process.on('SIGINT', shutDown)

scheduleDelayed

Schedule data to be delivered at a later date. Duplicate payloads will be ignored. scheduleFor accepts a number of milliseconds in the future or a date. Use in conjunction with runDelayed.

Returns a boolean indicating if the item was successfully scheduled.

scheduleDelayed(
  id: string,
  data: Uint8Array,
  scheduleFor: number | Date
) => Promise<boolean>
// Schedule for the future
for (let i = 1; i <= 3; i++) {
  await scheduler.scheduleDelayed(
    'orders',
    `delayed data ${i}`,
    ms(`${i * 10}s`)
  )
}

runDelayed

Check for delayed items according to the recurrence rule. Default interval is every minute. Calls runFn for the batch of items where the delayed timestamp is <= now. The default number of items to retrieve at one time is 100.

The id parameter should match the id passed to scheduleDelayed.

Guarantees at least one delivery.

runDelayed(
  id: string,
  runFn: DelayedFn,
  options?: DelayedOptions
) => GracefulShutdown
// Do something with scheduled jobs
scheduler.runDelayed('orders', async (values) => {
  console.log('Running delayed for', values)
})