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timecloud-front

v2.0.0

Published

A distributed scheduling system based on Node.js (front)

Downloads

2

Readme

Features

  • Job status auto-refreshes (2-second polling by default)
  • Schedule a new job from the UI
  • Dive in to see more details about the job, like the json data
  • Requeue a job (clone the data and run immediately)
  • Delete jobs (Useful for cleaning up old completed jobs)

Notes

  • Automatically creates additional indexes on several columns (See #24).

Screenshots

Auto-refresh list of jobs


See job details, requeue or delete jobs


Install

npm install --save timecloud-front

Note: Timecloud requires mongodb version >2.6.0 to perform the needed aggregate queries. This is your mongo database version, not your node package version! To check your database version, connect to mongo and run db.version().

Standalone usage

Timecloud-front comes with a standalone Express app which you can use like this:

./node_modules/.bin/timecloud-front --db=mongodb://localhost/timecloudDb --collection=timecloudJobs --port=3001

or like this, for default collection timecloudJobs and default port 3000:

./node_modules/.bin/timecloud-front --db=mongodb://localhost/timecloudDb

If you are using npm >= 5.2, then you can use npx:

npx timecloud-front --db=mongodb://localhost/timecloudDb --collection=timecloudJobs --port=3001

Middleware usage

Timecloud-front provides Express middleware you can use at a specified path, for example this will make Timecloud-front available on your site at the /dash path. Note: Do not try to mount Timecloud-front at the root level like app.use('/', Front(core)).

let express = require('express')
let app = express()

// ... your other express middleware like body-parser

let Core = require('timecloud-core')
let Front = require('timecloud-front')

let core = new Core({db: {address: 'mongodb://127.0.0.1/timecloudDb'}})
// or provide your own mongo client:
// let core = new Core({mongo: myMongoClient})

app.use('/dash', Front(core));

// ... your other routes

// ... start your server

By mounting Timecloud-front as middleware on a specific path, you may provide your own authentication for that path. For example if you have an authenticated session using passport, you can protect the dashboard path like this:

app.use('/dash',
  function (req, res, next) {
    if (!req.user || !req.user.is_admin) {
      res.send(401);
    } else {
      next();
    }
  },
  Front(core)
);

Other middlewares will come soon in the folder /lib/middlewares/. You'll just have to update the last line to require the middleware you need:

app.use('/timecloud', Front(core, {
  middleware: 'koa'
}));

Additional options

The second argument to Timecloud is an optional object. Valid keys are:

  • middleware: Currently only 'express' is supported. I'd like to use 'koa' soon.
  • title: Defaults to "Timecloud". Useful if you are running multiple Timecloud pools.