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PLG Works Queue helps in publishing and subscribing tasks over [RabbitMQ](https://www.rabbitmq.com/). Internally it uses topic-based exchange.
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True Sparrow Queue helps in publishing and subscribing tasks over [RabbitMQ](https://www.rabbitmq.com/). Internally it uses topic-based exchange.
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One use-case is to publish tasks for asynchronous processing. For example, **API worker process** can publish tasks which will be taken up by **asynchronous worker processes** which have subscribed for such tasks.
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## Install
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```bash
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npm install @plgworks/queue --save
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npm install @truesparrow/queue --save
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```
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## Initialize
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`configStrategy` is passed to initialize PLG Works Queue. `configStrategy` is an object with `rabbitmq` as a key. The value of `rabbitmq` is an object with following keys:
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`configStrategy` is passed to initialize True Sparrow Queue. `configStrategy` is an object with `rabbitmq` as a key. The value of `rabbitmq` is an object with following keys:
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**Important Note**: Do not use arbitrary values of delays. Internally, the message is stored in a delay specific queue for the waiting duration. As the number of allowed delays increases, so do the number of waiting queues. Having too many queues, can hamper RabbitMQ performance.
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