docs(jobnik): add comprehensive zero-to-hero usage guide#48
docs(jobnik): add comprehensive zero-to-hero usage guide#48ronenkapelian wants to merge 1 commit intomasterfrom
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces comprehensive documentation for the Jobnik Job Management system, providing users with detailed guidance on how to integrate and use Jobnik in their distributed workflows. The documentation follows a "zero to hero" approach, covering everything from basic concepts to advanced patterns and best practices.
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- Added a comprehensive 1,722-line usage guide covering Jobnik hierarchy, state transitions, data structures, producer/worker implementation, configuration, testing, and deployment
- Added an 863-line best practices guide with recommendations for job design, type safety, worker implementation, concurrency, error handling, monitoring, and security
- Created category configuration for organizing Jobnik guides in the documentation structure
- Updated package-lock.json with peer dependency markers (standard npm operation)
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package-lock.json |
Added peer: true markers to various dependency entries (standard npm peer dependency management) |
docs/guides/jobnik/zero-to-hero.mdx |
Comprehensive step-by-step guide covering Jobnik fundamentals, architecture, implementation patterns, and deployment |
docs/guides/jobnik/best-practices.mdx |
Best practices guide covering job design patterns, type safety, worker implementation, performance, error handling, monitoring, testing, and security |
docs/guides/jobnik/_category_.json |
Category configuration file for organizing Jobnik documentation in the sidebar |
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| ### Use Stage Names Meaningfully |
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| ### Use Stage Names Meaningfully | |
| ### Use Meaningful Stage Names |
| Stage names should clearly indicate the type of work being performed. | ||
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| // Clear, descriptive stage names | ||
| await producer.createStage(jobId, { | ||
| type: 'validate-input', | ||
| data: { validationRules } | ||
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| await producer.createStage(jobId, { | ||
| type: 'resize-images', | ||
| data: { dimensions } | ||
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| await producer.createStage(jobId, { | ||
| type: 'upload-to-storage', | ||
| data: { bucket } | ||
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i would change for Good/Bad with one name
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| // Define strict types with required fields | ||
| export interface ImageProcessingJob { | ||
| 'image-processing': { | ||
| data: { | ||
| uploadId: string; | ||
| userId: string; | ||
| sourceLocation: string; | ||
| targetLocation: string; | ||
| }; | ||
| userMetadata: { | ||
| priority: 'HIGH' | 'MEDIUM' | 'LOW'; // Use unions for enums | ||
| uploadedAt: string; // ISO timestamp | ||
| }; | ||
| }; | ||
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| export interface ImageStages { | ||
| 'resize': { | ||
| data: { | ||
| readonly width: number; // Use readonly when appropriate | ||
| readonly height: number; | ||
| readonly quality: number; | ||
| readonly format: 'jpg' | 'png' | 'webp'; | ||
| }; | ||
| userMetadata: { | ||
| processedCount: number; | ||
| failedCount: number; | ||
| }; | ||
| task: { | ||
| data: { | ||
| sourceUrl: string; | ||
| targetPath: string; | ||
| fileName: string; | ||
| }; | ||
| userMetadata: { | ||
| attempts: number; | ||
| lastAttemptAt?: string; | ||
| }; | ||
| }; | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
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i would try to make the examples shorter
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| ### Version Your Types |
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| ### Use Structured Logging |
| - [ ] Environment variables are properly set | ||
| - [ ] Secrets are stored securely (not in config files) | ||
| - [ ] Connection URLs use HTTPS in production |
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| ### Code Quality | ||
| - [ ] All types are strictly defined | ||
| - [ ] Input validation implemented |
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same as before, do we need this right now?
| ### Observability | ||
| - [ ] Structured logging in place | ||
| - [ ] Custom metrics defined | ||
| - [ ] Distributed tracing enabled | ||
| - [ ] Health check endpoints exposed | ||
| - [ ] Alerts configured |
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you get this from the boilerplate anyway
| - [ ] Unit tests cover core logic | ||
| - [ ] Integration tests validate workflow | ||
| - [ ] Load testing performed | ||
| - [ ] Failure scenarios tested | ||
| - [ ] Recovery mechanisms validated |
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we have only one type of tests right now
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this needs to be split. the start is more knowledge base, the structure of jobs/stage/tasks. the later parts are the actual zero to hero guides
Introduce a detailed usage guide for Jobnik to assist users in getting started effectively. This guide aims to enhance user experience and provide clear instructions for utilizing the features of Jobnik.