partition-queue v1.0.6

Partition Queue

A dead simple partitioned asynchronous queue with adjustable concurrency. Jobs with the same key are guaranteed to be processed in order.

Install

npm install partition-queue

Test

npm test

Examples

const PartitionQueue = require('partition-queue');

const q = new PartitionQueue();
// add a job using a key then call done when the job is complete
q.push('someKey', (done, error) => {
	setTimeout(() =>{
		const fakeResult = 'abc';
		done(fakeResult);
	}, 500);
});

q.on('success', (result) => {
	// When a single job completes
});

q.on('done', (result) => {
	// when all jobs are done
});

q.on('error', (error) => {
	// When a single job errors
});

q.on('timeout', () => {
	// When a single job times out
});

q.start().then(() => {
	// start returns a promise which can be used as an alternative to the 'done' event.
})

Using promise based jobs

q.push('someKey', () => {
	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
		// do some stuff
		resolve();
	})
});

Even better, use async functions

q.push('someKey', async () => {
	const result = await someAsyncThing();
	return result;
});

API

const q = new ParitionQueue([opts])

Constructor. Available options:

Instance Methods

q.push(key, job)

Add a job to the queue with a given partition key. It can be a function which accepts (done, error) callbacks, a function which returns a promise or an async function

const promise = q.start()

Manually start the queue.

Events

q.emit('success', result, job)

After a job executes is's done callback.

q.emit('error', error, job)

When a job throws an exception, calls the error callback or a promise based job is rejected.

q.emit('timeout', job)

After a job takes longer then the set timeout.

q.emit('end')

After all jobs have been processed.

Releases

• 1.x
  • Initial