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monitoro

v0.1.6

Published

Dashboard for monitoring Bull queues, built using Express and React. Can be mounted as middleware in an existing express app.

Downloads

2,573

Readme

Monitoro

Dashboard for monitoring Bull queues , built using Express and React. Can be mounted as middleware in an existing express app. Current features:

  • View job details like job id, progress, timestamps, job data, result, errors.
  • Filter jobs based on state: active, completed, failed, waiting, delayed
  • Key-Value based search on job data for finding specific jobs.
  • Simple stats to highlight queue performance/health.
  • Does not interfere with your existing way of working with bull. This dashboard can be deployed as a self contained middleware in your existing express server or on a separate server entirely.
  • Currently only supports monitoring tasks. Adding/deleting/retrying jobs is not possible from this dashboard in the current version.

Planned features:

  • Search based on job results
  • Pagination+lazy-load to handle large number of jobs
  • Delete/Retry job from the UI

Usage

  • Install the module npm install monitoro

  • Import it in your express app

    const monitoro = require('monitoro')
  • Add your queue config array to app.locals.MonitoroQueues

    app.locals.MonitoroQueues = queueConfigArray

    where queueConfigArray is an array of queue config objects of type

    {
        "name": "<name of the bull queue>",
        "url": "<url to the redis instance>"
    }

    For an example queueConfigArray check server/devServer.js

  • Use the module as middleware for the route at which you want the dashboard to be available. For example, if I want to make the dashboard available at /foo in my Express app,

    app.use('/foo',monitoro)

    subdirectories can also be used:

    app.use('/foo/bar',monitoro)
  • Check server/devServer.js for a simple example of usage

Development

To run it locally for development:

  • clone the repo
  • run npm run dev:fe to start the react dev server for the frontend
  • run npm run dev:server to start the express dev server
  • Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser

Contribution

All bug fixes, feature ideas, feedback, etc. are welcome!

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