CoreID/config/jobs.config.js

/*
 * Job Queue Configuration
 * -------------------------------------------------
 * This file is provided by flitter-jobs and defines the job
 * queues available to the application. It also specifies the
 * workers and which queues they process.
 *
 * You can start a worker process by running the command:
 *      ./flitter worker <worker name>
 */
const jobs_config = {

    // Array of queues by name
    queues: [
        'mailer',
        'password_resets',
        'notifications',
        'verifications',
    ],

    // Mapping of worker name => worker config
    workers: {

        // The name of the worker is "main"
        main: {
            // This worker will process these queues
            queues: ['mailer', 'password_resets', 'notifications', 'verifications'],
        },

        // You can have many workers, and multiple workers can
        // process the same queue. Likewise, you can have multiple
        // worker processes of the same type.
        // (e.g. you can have two "main" workers)
    },

    connector: {
        enabled: env('JOB_QUEUE_CONNECTOR', false),
        mount: env('JOB_QUEUE_CONNECTOR_MOUNT', '/job_queue_api'),
        secret: env('JOB_QUEUE_CONNECTOR_SECRET'),
    },

}

module.exports = exports = jobs_config