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It seems that kue is not able to connect to Redis. Is it Redis installed in your server and the connection (127.0.0.1:6379) valid? |
Yeah this seems to be a pretty straightforward error, your Kue instance cannot connect to Redis. |
I found out my mistake here. Thank you for your help. |
Does anyone know of a working tutorial for this. I am having a few problems getting this up and running on my end |
@AmbroiseCollon Did you ever publish the tutorial on using Kue with Parse Server? |
@rendragon83 @christianpbrink didn't have time to finish it. But I've detailed a bit my code in #1628. Hope you'll find this helpful. |
Thanks! On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 4:31 AM, Ambroise Collon notifications@github.com
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Environment Setup
express@4.2.0
kerberos@0.0.19
kue@0.10.5
parse@1.6.14
parse-server@2.1.6
redis@2.5.2
Heroku + MongoLab
Steps to reproduce
I'm trying to use kue for scheduled jobs on my Parse Server. For now I've modified my index.js file like so as stated in the several tutorials I found about Kue :
I've found out that the app crashes at the line :
.use(kue.app)
. Here is the error I get :I don't know why this is happening. And I need help on that as I'm not a Node/Express/Redis/Kue/Heroku ninja at all. :)
Why bother ?
I'm setting up a tutorial for anyone trying to get Kue up and running for Parse Server on Heroku. This could be useful according to #153. So any help could help me finish this for the community !
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