Automate background job processing for Pikku apps with BullMQ and PgBoss adapters.
npx skills add https://github.com/pikkujs/pikku --skill pikku-queue
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pikku-queue Source: https://github.com/pikkujs/pikku/tree/main/.claude/skills/pikku-queue Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pikkujs/pikku --skill pikku-queue
Pikku-Queue wiring provides a structured approach to wiring and managing background job processing within a Pikku app, enabling reliable asynchronous work.
Install Pikku, register a worker with wireQueueWorker, and enqueue jobs using queue.add to start processing in the background.
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To coordinate background jobs in a Pikku app, you use the wireQueueWorker function to register workers and queue.add to enqueue tasks. This provides deterministic processing and reliable asynchronous work.
Yes, Pikku integrates with both BullMQ and PgBoss adapters. This allows you to use Redis-based or PostgreSQL-based queues to support background job processing across different environments.
You can enqueue jobs with priority and retry options using queue.add. The framework tracks progress and handles failures gracefully to ensure reliable asynchronous task processing.
The best way to wire type-safe background workers is using the wireQueueWorker function within Pikku's function framework. This approach automates and coordinates background job processing deterministically.
You need either Redis or PostgreSQL to run background queues. Pikku supports both environments through its BullMQ and PgBoss adapters, allowing you to choose based on your existing infrastructure.
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