Open btmdave opened 9 years ago
indexes are currently blinded created from the job.data
.
That can be a feature to index also job states... low priority until we get to an stable search index
+1 for being able to find jobs by data.
you currently can search job data ( even define which fields to index) if you disableSearch: false
, please read the related section of README @bobmoff
sorry for not being clear. i ment like @btmdave was suggesting. through the queue object.
the search you are talking about is through the express http api right ?
Just to re-iterate the use case, we don't generally use the kue ui, so as-is, there's no way to perform a search. I can get active jobs using kue.jobs.active
or complete jobs with kue.jobs.complete
etc. The only missing piece would be a kue.jobs.search
, which for that we've had to run kue ui and make an http request to the api to /job/search?q=
you can create a PR adding a search method to Queue object like https://github.com/Automattic/kue/blob/master/lib/http/routes/json.js#L269
+1 on searching on data.
I only ever have to search based on one specific key in my data structure, so might be able to work around it by only having that key in searchKeys
.
Not very pretty though.
If I have a key in my data which is consistent, is there another way of finding jobs based on that key? Considering looping through all jobs to achieve it.
I wrote an article that might help solving this issue: https://medium.com/@sanchitbansal10/search-kue-jobs-by-job-data-c33972c04c6c
I see that with the UI there's
/job/search?q=
to perform a search on data properties within a job. But is there a method within kue or api to search and by active? For example, something like this would be very useful.queue.search({status: 'active', data: {key : 'something', anotherkey : 'somethingelse'}})