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jobs Command

The jobs command helps you create and manage background jobs in your zopio application.

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Usage

zopio jobs [options]

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Options

  • -l, --list - List all registered jobs
  • -c, --create <name> - Create a new job
  • -t, --trigger <jobId> - Manually trigger a job
  • -s, --schedule <cron> - Set job schedule (cron expression)

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Examples

zopio jobs --create user-notifications

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Job Types

The Zopio CLI supports three types of background jobs:

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Cron Jobs

Scheduled jobs that run on a regular basis using cron expressions. 
zopio jobs --create <name> --schedule "<cron-expression>"
Example: (run every day at midnight) 
zopio jobs --create daily-cleanup --schedule "0 0 * * *"

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Queue Jobs

Jobs that process items from a queue. 
zopio jobs --create <name> --type queue
Example: 
zopio jobs --create email-processor --type queue

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Worker Jobs

Long-running worker processes. 
zopio jobs --create <name> --type worker
Example: 
zopio jobs --create data-syncer --type worker

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Internationalization Support

All jobs created with the jobs command have built-in internationalization support. Job names, descriptions, and log messages can be translated into all configured languages. Example job structure with i18n support: 
jobs/
├─ user-notifications/
│  ├─ index.ts
│  ├─ handler.ts
│  └─ i18n/
│     ├─ en.json
│     └─ tr.json
└─ config.ts