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Package queue provides OPTIONAL infrastructure adapters for job queuing (in-memory or Redis-backed) with priority routing and backpressure.
This package is NOT required for core data transformation functionality. It is provided as a convenience for applications that need to queue transformation jobs. Most teams already have their own queue/task systems — use this only if it fits your needs.
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type Factory ¶
type Factory struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Factory creates queue adapters based on configuration
func NewDefaultFactory ¶
func NewDefaultFactory() *Factory
NewDefaultFactory creates a factory with default configuration
func NewFactory ¶
func NewFactory(config shared.QueueConfig) *Factory
NewFactory creates a new queue factory with given config
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Package memory provides an in-memory priority queue with worker pools, circuit breaker, and backpressure handling.
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Package memory provides an in-memory priority queue with worker pools, circuit breaker, and backpressure handling. |
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Package redis provides a Redis-backed queue adapter with priority routing and distributed worker support.
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Package redis provides a Redis-backed queue adapter with priority routing and distributed worker support. |
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Package shared provides shared types and utilities for queue adapters including configuration, backpressure, circuit breaker, and priority routing.
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Package shared provides shared types and utilities for queue adapters including configuration, backpressure, circuit breaker, and priority routing. |
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