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✨ Add a ttl option for auto expiry of deleted messages #22
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This change allows a ttl to be set for automatically removing deleted queue messages. This can be useful for limiting the amount of space used by queues, while still maintaining some level of auditing. A new `ttl` option can be specified, in seconds, for how long before expiring a deleted message. The default is to not have any expiration i.e. the existing behaviour. Some extra assertions are added to the existing indexes test. A new test for the ttl index is also added.
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@chilts What are your thoughts on adding this functionality? To date, I've been adding this index separately outside the module. I think it might be useful as a core function of the library. |
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@chilts Do you have an update on if this should be merged? |
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This change allows a ttl to be set for automatically removing deleted
queue messages. This can be useful for limiting the amount of space used
by queues, while still maintaining some level of auditing.
A new
ttloption can be specified, in seconds, for how long beforeexpiring a deleted message. The default is to not have any expiration
i.e. the existing behaviour.
Some extra assertions are added to the existing indexes test.
A new test for the ttl index is also added.