Task Scheduling with AgendaJS in Node.js
Every non-trivial Node.js app eventually needs to run something on a schedule. Send emails at midnight. Retry failed payments every hour. Clean up expired...
17 Apr 2024

Every non-trivial Node.js app eventually needs to run something on a schedule. Send emails at midnight. Retry failed payments every hour. Clean up expired sessions daily.
AgendaJS handles this. It's a job scheduling library backed by MongoDB — your jobs survive server restarts because they're persisted in the database, not in memory.
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import { MongoClient } from "mongodb"
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