trigger-config

Name: trigger-config
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Author: oren-argu

Configure Trigger.dev projects with trigger.config.ts and build extensions.

Updated Apr 5, 2026

Search Tags:#python #playwright #prisma #trigger.dev #build-extensions #trigger-config

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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps teams standardize and streamline the setup of Trigger.dev projects by providing a centralized configuration approach using trigger.config.ts and build extensions.

Core Features & Use Cases

Project bootstrap: Quick initialization of Trigger.dev projects with a annotated trigger.config.ts and a curated set of build extensions.
Extension orchestration: Centralized definitions for Prisma, Playwright, FFmpeg, Python, environment synchronization, and system packages to ensure reproducible deployments.
Guided setup: Includes practical examples for common tasks like database integration, browser automation, media processing, and Python scripting.

Quick Start

Create a trigger.config.ts at your project root and configure project, dirs, runtime, retries, and desired extensions per your environment.

Frequently Asked Questions about trigger-config

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How do I configure Trigger.dev build extensions for Prisma and Playwright?▼

Configure Trigger.dev build extensions by defining a trigger.config.ts file at your project root, specifying project references, task directories, runtime, retries, and desired extensions like Prisma and Playwright for centralized orchestration.

What is a trigger.config.ts file used for in a Trigger.dev project?▼

A trigger.config.ts file is used to standardize Trigger.dev project setup, providing a centralized configuration approach for defining build extensions, runtime environments, and task directories to ensure reproducible deployments.

Can I use Python and FFmpeg build extensions together in Trigger.dev?▼

Yes, Trigger.dev supports configuring multiple build extensions together, allowing you to define both Python and FFmpeg extensions within your trigger.config.ts file for media processing and scripting tasks.

What's the best way to bootstrap a new Trigger.dev project with environment variables?▼

The best way to bootstrap a Trigger.dev project is creating a trigger.config.ts file with project references, task directories, and environment synchronization extensions to manage variables across deployments.

Does Trigger.dev configuration support custom retry logic for tasks?▼

Yes, Trigger.dev configuration supports custom retry logic, allowing you to define retry parameters directly within your trigger.config.ts file alongside project references and build extensions.