adonis-kue v5.0.1

Adonis Kue Provider

A Kue provider for the Adonis framework.

This library provides an easy way to get started with an asynchronous job queue for AdonisJS.

Install

npm install --save adonis-kue

Configure

Register the kue provider in start/app.js:

const providers = [
  ...
  'adonis-kue/providers/KueProvider'
]

Register the commands provider in start/app.js:

const aceProviders = [
  ...
  'adonis-kue/providers/CommandsProvider'
]

Register the jobs in start/app.js:

const jobs = [
  ...
  'App/Jobs/Example'
]

And then export the jobs array:

module.exports = { providers, aceProviders, aliases, commands, jobs }

Add a configuration file in config/kue.js. For example:

'use strict'

const Env = use('Env')

module.exports = {
  // redis connection
  connection: Env.get('KUE_CONNECTION', 'kue')
}

Usage

Command List

Starting the listener

Starting an instance of the kue listener is easy with the included ace command. Simply run ./ace kue:listen or adonis kue:listen.

Creating your first job

They expose the following properties:

Here's an example.

Dispatching jobs

Now that your job listener is running and ready to do some asynchronous work, you can start dispatching jobs.

const kue = use('Kue')
const Job = use('App/Jobs/Example')
const data = { test: 'data' } // Data to be passed to job handle
const priority = 'normal' // Priority of job, can be low, normal, medium, high or critical
const attempts = 1 // Number of times to attempt job if it fails
const remove = true // Should jobs be automatically removed on completion
const jobFn = job => { // Function to be run on the job before it is saved
  job.backoff()
}
const job = kue.dispatch(Job.key, data, { priority, attempts, remove, jobFn })

// If you want to wait on the result, you can do this
const result = await job.result

Thanks

Special thanks to the creator(s) of AdonisJS for creating such a great framework.