notification-builder

library basically provides two classes Notification and NotificationBuilder to create, update and fetch notification workers on terra.

Install

npm i terra-notification

NotificationBuilder

this class process the data in json format and also provides function to get Notification objects.

Import

const builder = require("terra-notification").NotificationBuilder;

Usage

var obj = new builder();
//first parameter is type of notification and second parameter is no of notifications
let list = await obj.getNotifications("mail", 5); // get first 5 pending notifications as list of Notification Object

var json = await obj.create("mail", { email: "[email protected]", templateId: "T1" }); //creates a new notication and returns the same.

other methods are :

• setDone(id)
• setProcessing(id)
• setFailed(id)
• get(type,noOfNotifications) // will return list of json objects

TaskNotification

this class processes the data within the class.

Import

const notification = require("terra-notification").TaskNotification;

Usage

//first parameter is type of notification and second parameter is input json
var task = new Notification("mail", { email: "[email protected]", templateId: "T1" });
let result = await task.create(); //returns true if notification is created

methods are :

• create()
• markAsInitiated()
• markAsDone()
• markAsFailed()
• setAll(json) // set all values from json

sample json :

{ id: 1836,notificationType: 'mail', status: 'created',inputJson: '{"email":"[email protected]","templateId":"T1"}' }

* Note : input json can be any json as per task need. To test worker use --experimental-worker flag with server.js like as follow :

node --experimental-worker server.js