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    Interface IJobParameters<DATA>

    interface IJobParameters<DATA = unknown | void> {
        _id?: ObjectId;
        data: DATA;
        disabled?: boolean;
        failCount?: number;
        failedAt?: Date;
        failReason?: string;
        fork?: boolean;
        lastFinishedAt?: Date;
        lastModifiedBy?: string;
        lastRunAt?: Date;
        lockedAt?: Date;
        name: string;
        nextRunAt: Date | null;
        priority: number;
        progress?: number;
        repeatAt?: string;
        repeatInterval?: string | number;
        repeatTimezone?: string;
        type: "normal" | "single";
        unique?: Filter<Omit<IJobParameters<DATA>, "unique">>;
        uniqueOpts?: { insertOnly: boolean };
    }

    Type Parameters

    • DATA = unknown | void
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    _id? data disabled? failCount? failedAt? failReason? fork? lastFinishedAt? lastModifiedBy? lastRunAt? lockedAt? name nextRunAt priority progress? repeatAt? repeatInterval? repeatTimezone? type unique? uniqueOpts?

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    Optional_id

    _id?: ObjectId
    data: DATA
    disabled?: boolean
    failCount?: number
    failedAt?: Date
    failReason?: string
    fork?: boolean

    forks a new node sub process for executing this job

    lastFinishedAt?: Date
    lastModifiedBy?: string
    lastRunAt?: Date
    lockedAt?: Date
    name: string
    nextRunAt: Date | null
    priority: number
    progress?: number
    repeatAt?: string
    repeatInterval?: string | number
    repeatTimezone?: string
    type: "normal" | "single"

    normal: job is queued and will be processed (regular case when the user adds a new job) single: job with this name is only queued once, if there is an exisitn gentry in the database, the job is just updated, but not newly inserted (this is used for .every())

    unique?: Filter<Omit<IJobParameters<DATA>, "unique">>
    uniqueOpts?: { insertOnly: boolean }

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