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pg-job-queue

v0.3.3

Published

A job queue for node.js based on PostgreSQL

Downloads

41

Readme

pg-job-queue

A job queue for node.js based on PostgreSQL.

npm version Build Status

Installation

npm install pg-job-queue

Create a job

const jobqueue = require('pg-job-queue')
const queue = new jobqueue('postgres://postgres@localhost/my-job-queue')

queue.addJob({
    type: 'sendmail.welcome',
    data: {
        toAddress: '[email protected]',
        message: 'hello'
    }
})

Processing jobs

The tool process-job-queue is provided for the continuous processing of jobs. It will loop forever, polling the database for new jobs, until the process receives either SIGINT or SIGTERM. If it's terminated while processing a job, it will finish that job before terminating.

The idea is that you define all your job handlers in a standard javascript module, and process-job-queue will call your handlers function when it processes a job. process-job-queue will only process jobs that have a matching handler.

1. Create handlers.js file
module.exports = {
    sendmail: {
        welcome: function(job) {
            return sendMail(job.data.toAddress, job.data.message)
            .then(() => {
                return job.finish()
            })
        }
    }
}

Notice the handler above is nested, so it will be invoked when a job is added with type 'sendmail.welcome'.

2. Run process-job-queue
node_modules/pg-job-queue/bin/process-job-queue -f ./handlers.js -c postgres://postgres@localhost/my-job-queue
Special handler methods

You can define the following special handler methods:

  • $logHandler(action, job) - for general purpose logging, it's called whenever something is about to happen on a job. possible actions are: 'starting', 'destroyed', 'rescheduled', 'failed', 'finished'

  • $errorHandler(error, job) - called whenever an uncaught exception occurs while running a job.

  • $shutdownHandler() - called when we are stopping processing. This is useful to close handles that would prevent the node process from terminating.

For example:

module.exports = {
    $errorHandler: function(e, job) {
        console.error(e.stack)
    },
    $shutdownHandler: function() {
        return closeDatabaseConnection()
    },
    $logHandler: function(action, job) {
        console.log('job #{} ({}) - {}'.format(job.id, job.type, action))
    },
    normalJob: function(job) {
        return job.finish()
    }
}

License

MIT