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Sequential queue processing with Deno KV listenQueue?
I'm working on an API endpoint that needs to process lots of calls every second. I want to make this call asynchronous so that the API returns fast and I can offload the data to be processed in the background, so I thought of using Deno.kv queues(https://docs.deno.com/deploy/kv/manual/queue_overview/). The only issue is that there is a lot of async code inside the processing jobs, and when I queue up a lot of them they seem to overlap in processing, which causes issues when accessing shared resources(db connections specifically). Is there a way to make
kv.listenQueue
process each entry in sequence?
This is effectively my queue code:
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Fresh pattern help
Could anyone possibly help guide me to understand the 'freshest' pattern for the following, please?
When a user hits
/
I load a login page, and once he submits the form, the server generates some session data in the POST handler for /
, and then redirects(send back a 303) to /chat
. There is an island on /chat
which needs to contain the session data. How would I redirect from the form POST handler, to the /chat
page and make sure that my state is passed to the island?
In react or similar I would handle the 'form submission' in javascript and cache the returned session data before redirecting to /chat
. Since fresh seems to promote the use of native forms I'm trying to learn how I would handle this situation. I'm thinking of setting a cookie in the redirect, to then be sent with the /chat
GET, which I can use to return the page with session data inside. Is that common? Thanks!7 replies