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@goatlab/tasks-core

v0.14.5

Published

Common interfaces to work with tasks

Readme

@goatlab/tasks-core

A TypeScript library providing a common interface for creating queueable tasks that can be executed by different task processing backends. This package defines the core abstractions for task queuing, status tracking, and execution handling.

Installation

pnpm add @goatlab/tasks-core

Basic Usage

Create a queueable task by extending the ShouldQueue abstract class:

import { ShouldQueue, TaskConnector } from '@goatlab/tasks-core'

// Define your task input/output types
interface EmailTaskInput {
  to: string
  subject: string
  body: string
}

// Create your task class
class SendEmailTask extends ShouldQueue<EmailTaskInput, void> {
  taskName = 'send-email'
  postUrl = '/api/tasks/send-email'

  async handle(taskBody: EmailTaskInput): Promise<void> {
    // Your task logic here
    await sendEmail(taskBody.to, taskBody.subject, taskBody.body)
  }
}

// Initialize with a connector (e.g., GCP Cloud Tasks, Hatchet, etc.)
const emailTask = new SendEmailTask({
  connector: myTaskConnector,
  basePostUrl: 'https://api.example.com'
})

// Queue the task
const status = await emailTask.queue({
  to: '[email protected]',
  subject: 'Welcome!',
  body: 'Thanks for signing up'
})

// Check task status
const taskStatus = await emailTask.getStatus(status.id)

Key Features

  • Abstract task interface - Define queueable tasks with consistent behavior
  • Type-safe - Full TypeScript support for task inputs and outputs
  • Connector agnostic - Works with any task backend that implements TaskConnector
  • Status tracking - Monitor task execution with standardized status types
  • Retry support - Built-in retry configuration for failed tasks
  • Unique task naming - Override getUniqueTaskName() for deduplication