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hapi-job-queue

v0.6.0

Published

A hapi and mongodb powered job queue

Downloads

27

Readme

hapi-job-queue

Hapi and MongoDB powered job queue.

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Features:

  • Utilizes server methods for jobs
  • Jobs can be grouped together by name
  • Jobs or groups can be run in intervals using the later cron and text syntax.
  • Optional JSON api to control jobs
  • Jobs contain tasks to run. By default a job has just one task with no data. Job will run once for each task.

Install:

npm install hapi-job-queue --save

Usage:

var server = new Hapi.Server();
var mongoUrl = 'mongodb://localhost:27017/something';

server.connection({port: 3000});

server.method('emailUsers', function(data, done) {
  server.plugins.emailService.spam(data.group, done);
});

server.register([
  { register: require('hapi-job-queue'), options: {
    connectionUrl: mongoUrl,
    endpoint: '',
    jobs: [
      {
        name: 'email-users',
        enabled: true,
        schedule: 'on the last day of the month',
        method: 'emailUsers', //server method
        tasks: [ // each task will run 'emailUsers' with the task as the data property
          {
            group: 'pendingUsers'
          },
          {
            group: 'approvedUsers'
          },
          {
            group: 'newsletterUsers'
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  } }
], function() {
  // server start etc...
});

Options:

  • connectionUrl - mongodb connection url
  • endpoint - Path for api endpoint. Set to false to disable. No trailing slash. (default: false)
  • auth - Auth strategy to use for api endpoints. (default: false)
  • concurrentTasks - Number of instances of method that can run simultaneously. Note: This is limited on a per job basis. Two jobs running at the same time will each have a max of concurrentTasks. (default: 5)
  • collection - DB collection to use. (default: Jobs)
  • verbose - Extra logging. Tagged hapi-job-queue, info. (default: true)
  • jobs - Array of job objects.
  • name - Name of the job. Used in api endpoints and methods.
  • enabled - Enables or disables a job.
  • single - Set to true if this job will be manually run and not on a timer. (default false)
  • schedule - (optional) Later style time definition.
  • cron - (optional) Later style cron definition.
  • cronSeconds - (optional) Use if the above cron setting is in seconds.
  • method - Method to run for each task or once when no tasks are assigned. Can be a hapi server method or a function. function(data, callback)
  • tasks - (optional) Array of data to be passed to job method. Each item in the array will spawn an instance of method.

Methods:

These methods can be found in server.plugins.jobs.

  • addJob - params: job, callback(err) - Adds a job. Uses same job format as options.
  • getJobs - params: callback(err) - Returns all jobs
  • enableJob - params: jobName, callback(err) - Enables a job.
  • disableJob - params: jobName, callback(err) - Disables a job.
  • runSingle - params: jobName, tasks, callback(err) - Runs a single job. Tasks uses the same task format in options.

API

If you enable the web api these endpoints will be exposed.

  • GET / - Returns all jobs.
  • GET /enable/{jobName} - Enables a job
  • GET /disable/{jobName} - Disables a job
  • POST /run/{jobName} - Runs a job. Accepts a json payload of task data.