Skip to content

basalt / queue-bullmq/src / BullmqQueuePluginOptions

Interface: BullmqQueuePluginOptions ​

Defined in: queue-bullmq/src/index.ts:251

Everything queuePlugin accepts, minus driver (this plugin IS the driver choice), plus the BullMQ connection and its crash-safety hooks.

Extends ​

Properties ​

connection ​

> connection: string | ConnectionOptions

Defined in: queue-bullmq/src/index.ts:42

Redis URL (redis://... or rediss://...) or ioredis connection options.

Inherited from ​

BullmqDriverOptions.connection


jobs? ​

> optional jobs?: JobDefinition<unknown>[]

Defined in: queue/src/index.ts:61

Jobs known to this process (producer and/or worker).

Inherited from ​

QueuePluginOptions.jobs


onError? ​

> optional onError?: (error, info) => void

Defined in: queue-bullmq/src/index.ts:49

Infra errors from BullMQ's Worker/Queue emitters (e.g. Redis down). BullMQ emits these as EventEmitter 'error' events — unhandled, they CRASH the process. Default: logged via console.error with full context — observable, never fatal, never silent. (Same pattern as realtime's onBridgeError.)

Parameters ​

error ​

unknown

info ​
queue ​

string

source ​

"queue" | "worker"

Returns ​

void

Inherited from ​

BullmqDriverOptions.onError


onJobFailed? ​

> optional onJobFailed?: (info) => void

Defined in: queue-bullmq/src/index.ts:54

A job exhausted its retries (BullMQ 'failed'). Default: console.error — without this, exhausted jobs were only visible by polling queue stats.

Parameters ​

info ​
error ​

unknown

job ​

string

jobId? ​

string

queue ​

string

Returns ​

void

Inherited from ​

BullmqDriverOptions.onJobFailed


onUnsupported? ​

> optional onUnsupported?: UnsupportedPolicy

Defined in: queue/src/index.ts:86

What to do when a job uses an option the driver can't honor (e.g. a delayed job on a driver without delayed delivery). Default 'warn' — set 'throw' in production for a hard guarantee, 'ignore' for the old behavior.

Inherited from ​

QueuePluginOptions.onUnsupported


removeOnComplete? ​

> optional removeOnComplete?: JobRetention

Defined in: queue/src/index.ts:93

Default retention for completed jobs, for drivers whose backend keeps them (BullMQ/Redis today). true removes on finish, a number keeps that many, { age: '7d', count: 500 } caps both. Default: keep the last 1000. A job can override via defineJob.

Inherited from ​

QueuePluginOptions.removeOnComplete


removeOnFail? ​

> optional removeOnFail?: JobRetention

Defined in: queue/src/index.ts:98

Default retention for failed jobs. Default false (keep all, for inspection and retries) — set e.g. { age: '14d' } so failures don't grow unbounded.

Inherited from ​

QueuePluginOptions.removeOnFail


signingKey? ​

> optional signingKey?: QueueSigningKey | readonly QueueSigningKey[]

Defined in: queue/src/index.ts:104

HMAC key(s) that sign every job envelope; the worker rejects unsigned or tampered jobs. Without it, anyone who can write to the broker can enqueue jobs and choose their tenant/user. See QueueManagerOptions.signingKey.

Inherited from ​

QueuePluginOptions.signingKey


validateTenantId? ​

> optional validateTenantId?: (id) => boolean

Defined in: queue/src/index.ts:109

Tenant-id grammar accepted from a job's context. Default: tenancy's default grammar. Pass the same function you gave tenancyPlugin.

Parameters ​

id ​

string

Returns ​

boolean

Inherited from ​

QueuePluginOptions.validateTenantId


workers? ​

> optional workers?: object[]

Defined in: queue/src/index.ts:80

Queues to start workers for in this process at boot.

concurrency? ​

> optional concurrency?: number

queue ​

> queue: string

Inherited from ​

QueuePluginOptions.workers

Released under the MIT License.