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task-scheduler

An API service used to schedule cron jobs targetting to external APIs

What?

Say you want to fetch some data at regular intervals into your project and this data is to be fetched from external APIs, use this application to create/schedule cron jobs and save data to ur database (i used mongo here)

How does it work

classDiagram
    class apiSchema {
        _id: ObjectId
        appId: ObjectId
        apiName: String
        apiRoute: String
        requestType: String
        queryParams: Mixed
        headerParams: Mixed
        payload: Mixed
        isActive: Boolean
        frequency: String
        triggerTime: Date
        cronExpression: String
        history: Array
        createdAt: Date
        appName: String
        description: String
        rootPath: String
    }

    class applicationSchema {
        _id: ObjectId
        appName: String
        description: String
        rootPath: String
        apiList: Array
        auth: Object
    }

    apiSchema *-- applicationSchema : appId

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  • 2 schemas Application and API where we store application and api data respectively
  • Each application contains a list of APIs which are cron jobs to be targetted
  • 2 ways to run the jobs, Automatic or Manual. frequency field in APIs help us differentiate this. If 'Instant', its manual else the later
  • If the server restarts, we'll pick up from where we left off by checking the isActive status

How to run

  1. npm i
  2. npm run dev: for running locally (nodemon enabled)
  3. npm start for production

Secrets

  1. Create a .env file at the root and initialize all variables you'll need from config.js
  2. Example securityKey: process.env.NODE_APP_SECURITY_KEY you will make an entry in .env called NODE_APP_SECURITY_KEY: XYZ

Contributions

  • Be nice, create a PR and I'll review them

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