A Queue port adapter for BullMQ in the hyper service framework
import { default as bullmq } from 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hyper63/hyper-adapter-bullmq/v1.0.1/mod.ts'
export default {
app,
adapter: [
{
port: 'queue',
plugins: [
bullmq({
url: 'http://user@[email protected]:6379',
}),
],
},
],
}
You can pass the following configuration to the adapter:
export type AdapterConfig = {
/**
* The redis server connection string
*/
url: string
options?: {
/**
* How many Workers to spawn in order to process jobs.
*
* Defaults to 10
*/
concurrency?: number
/**
* The Time-To-Live for jobs whose processing fails. The job payload,
* along with the error is stored in redis.
*
* Defaults to 7 days.
*/
failedTtl?: number
/**
* A prefix you'd like all keys created by the adapter to use.
*
* Defaults to no prefix ie. ''
*/
keyPrefix?: string
/**
* Whether the Redis Server being used is clustered.
*
* Defaults to false
*/
cluster?: boolean
}
}
This adapter fully implements the Queue port and can be used as the hyper Queue service adapter
See the full port here
Run Tests
deno task test
To lint, check formatting, and run unit tests
Run Integration Tests
You will need a Redis Server running and
REDIS_URL
set to your Redis server connection string
deno task test:integration
Run Test Harness
deno task test:harness
Apache-2.0