Configure the Inngest SDK in a TypeScript project with serve or connect modes.
npx skills add https://github.com/supersterling/primus --skill inngest-setup
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: inngest-setup Source: https://github.com/supersterling/primus/tree/main/.agents/skills/inngest-setup Command: npx skills add https://github.com/supersterling/primus --skill inngest-setup
Configure Inngest in a TypeScript project: install the SDK, create a client, manage env vars, and enable endpoint or worker development.
Install the Inngest SDK, create a client, configure env vars, and run the local dev server to verify event flow.
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Set up event-driven workflows by installing the Inngest SDK, creating a client, configuring environment variables, and selecting an HTTP endpoint or WebSocket worker mode for your TypeScript project.
Yes, the Inngest SDK supports long-running workers through a Connect mode that uses WebSocket connections, offering an alternative to serving standard HTTP endpoints.
Yes, you can integrate Inngest into an existing Next.js project by installing the SDK, creating a client, and configuring it to serve as an HTTP endpoint.
Integrating Inngest requires a TypeScript project running Node.js 18 or higher, the Inngest SDK, and environment variables configured for both development and production.
Test Inngest functions locally by running the Inngest dev server, which allows you to organize apps, iterate on events, and verify event flow before deploying to production.
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