TS Job Runner

Simple queue-based job runner for NodeJS. This library is meant to be used in order to organise and run jobs/tasks for a process and also can be used to run any kind of desired function.

Every task in the queue will be executed in sequence.

Tasks can be executed by itself without the use of a Queue or a Job, just calling new Task(fn).run()

Hooks

Hooks can be used to fulfill the job lifetime, those are:

• onSuccess(result): executes when job finish with no errors, return the result array as argument
• beforeStart(job): executed before the start, return the job to as argument
• onError(error): executed whenever an error occurs, return the error as an argument
• beforeAll: executed before starting the queue
• beforeEach(task): executed before each task, return the next task as argument
• beforeClose: executed before onFinish
• afterEach(task): executed after each task has finished, return the task as argument
• afterAll(job): before onClose
• afterClose: executed after onFinish
• onFinish(errors, results): executed whenever the job finished with or without errors, return errors and result array as argument

Usage example

Prepare and run a Job

import { Job, Task } from "simple-ts-job-runner";

function sum(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

function divide(a, b) {
  return a / b;
}

async function fetchDataFromSomewhere(userId) {
  axios.get(`https://example.com/customers/${userId}`);
}

const job = new Job({ name: "My Job ;)" });

job
  .addTask(new Task(sum, { name: "Task1" }), 25, 30)
  .addTask(new Task(divide), 10, 2)
  .addTask(new Task(fetchDataFromSomewhere, { name: "FetchData" }), userId)
  .addHook("beforeEach", (task: Task) => {
    console.log(`Started task ${task.name}`);
  })
  .addHook("afterEach", (task: Task) => {
    console.log(`Finished task ${task.name}. Results:`);
    console.log(task.results);
  })
  .addHook("afterAll", (job: Job) => {
    SomeService.notify(`Job ${job.name} finished`);
  })
  .run(); // Job run is async

Run a Task

import { Task } from "simple-ts-job-runner";
// You can use an async function or `.then`
// And can also use hooks:
// onFinish, onSuccess(result), beforeStart(task), and onError(error)
async function runTask() {
  const task = new Task(async (userId) =>
    axios.get(`https://example.com/customers/${userId}`)
  );
  const results = await task.run(2);
  console.log(result.data);
}