Create Rush Plan — rush

Stores the number of workers and Redis configuration options (redux::redis_config) for Rush. The function tests the connection to Redis and throws an error if the connection fails. This function is usually used in third-party packages to setup how workers are started.

Usage

rush_plan(
  n_workers = NULL,
  config = NULL,
  lgr_thresholds = NULL,
  lgr_buffer_size = NULL,
  large_objects_path = NULL,
  worker_type = "local"
)

Arguments

n_workers: (integer(1))
Number of workers to be started.
config: (redux::redis_config)
Configuration options used to connect to Redis. If NULL, the REDIS_URL environment variable is parsed. If REDIS_URL is not set, a default configuration is used. See redux::redis_config for details.
lgr_thresholds: (named character() | named numeric())
Logger threshold on the workers e.g. c(rush = "debug").
lgr_buffer_size: (integer(1))
By default (lgr_buffer_size = 0), the log messages are directly saved in the Redis data store. If lgr_buffer_size > 0, the log messages are buffered and saved in the Redis data store when the buffer is full. This improves the performance of the logging.
large_objects_path: (character(1))
The path to the directory where large objects are stored.
worker_type: (character(1))
The type of worker to use. Options are "local" to start with processx, "remote" to use mirai or "script" to get a script to run.

Value

list() with the stored configuration.

Examples

# This example is not executed since Redis must be installed
# \donttest{
   config_local = redux::redis_config()
   rush_plan(config = config_local, n_workers = 2)

   rush = rsh(network_id = "test_network")
   rush
#> <Rush>
#> * Running Workers: 0
#> * Queued Tasks: 0
#> * Queued Priority Tasks: 0
#> * Running Tasks: 0
#> * Finished Tasks: 0
#> * Failed Tasks: 0
# }