squall

cluster boilerplate

usage

var squall = require('squall')
 
squall({
  init: function () { console.log('init') },
  worker: function () {
    console.log('hi', process.pid);
    setTimeout(process.exit, 1000)
  },
  end: function () { console.log('end') }
})

api

sqaull : (config : Config) => void`
 
Config : {
  worker: Function,
  init?: Function,
  leader?: Function,
  logger?: { log: Function, warn: Function, error: Function},
  end?: Function
}

At minimum, just declare a worker function to be executed. Example:

require('squall')({
  worker: function () {
    console.log('hi from ', process.pid)
  }
})

Config.init

Optional. A function to be called in the main process before starting and workers.

Config.leader

Optional. A function to control worker lifecycles. See Leader Strategies. Defaults to squall.maxCpusStrategy.

Config.logger

Optional. Defaults to console.

Config.end

Optional. A function to be called after all workers have exited.

leader strategies

Strategies control worker lifecycles - when they're launched, how many there are, and how errors are handled.

squall.maxCpusStrategy (default)

Starts as many workers as there are CPU cores.

squall.maxCpusRestartStrategy

Starts as many workers as there are CPU cores. If workers die, attempts to restart them as long as main process is running.

installation

$ npm install squall

running the tests

From package root:

$ npm install
$ npm test

contributors

• jden [e-mail]

license

ISC. (c) MMXV jden [e-mail]. See LICENSE.md