RedBull

Light-weight real time dashboard for viewing bull jobs on redis.

This dashboard helps you to visualize the jobs as well as perform some actions on the jobs like retry , delete, etc.

Notes

• You must have have Bull and Redis installed in your projects

Getting Started

Install and run red bull

The following are the different ways to install red-bull.

From npm:

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• Install the module globally using the command

 npm install -g @vinay-kumar/red-bull

• Then use the following command to start the application

red-bull

• By default application listens on port 5000
• To start application with custom port try the following command by passing specified command line arguments

red-bull port:<valid-port-number>
ex: red-bull port:5050

• By default application will try to connect to redis with localhost and default port 6379.
• To connect application with custom redis host & redis port try the following command by passing specified command line arguments

red-bull REDIS_HOST:<redis-host-ip> REDIS_PORT:<redis-port-number>
ex: red-bull REDIS_HOST:127.0.0.1 REDIS_PORT:6379

From github:

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• First of all, clone the red-bull repository using the command git clone https://github.com/vinaykumarvnrb4u/RedBull or download the zip file from here.
• Change the directory to red-bull cd RedBull
• Install all the dependencies npm install
• Start the application using npm start command
• To start application with custom port try the following command by passing specified command line arguments

npm start port:<valid-port-number>
ex: npm start port:5050

• To start application with custom redis host & redis port try the following command by passing specified command line arguments

npm start REDIS_HOST:<redis-host-ip> REDIS_PORT:<redis-port>
ex: npm start REDIS_HOST:127.0.0.1 REDIS_PORT:6379

Notes : Command line arguments are case insensitive

Working application preview

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