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A reactive admin panel for monitoring bull queues, using sockets for realtime updates!

Installation

npm i -g @abdatta/bulls-eye

Create a json file (say config.json) of the following format having your bull queue configarations.

/* config.json */
{
    "<some-host-name>": [
        {
            "name": "<queue-name>",
            "url": "<redis-url>(optional)",
            "options": { <bull-queue-options> }
        },
        {
          ...
        }
    ],
    "<another-host-name>": [
        ...
    ]
}

Here:

• <some-host-name> can be any string, helpful for namespacing same named queues from different machines
• <queue-name>, <redis-url> and {<bull-queue-options>} are the same params that you provide to bull when creating your queue using: new bull(name, url?, options?)

Now simply open the terminal in the directory where your config.json file is and execute:

bulls-eye --config config.json --port 4869

That’s it! Now go to localhost:4869 and you can see your jobs and queues!

Screenshots

• List of jobs in a queue
  

• Details of a particular job