Basics (Getting Started) with WJb

Lightweight: No EF Core, no heavy frameworks.
Flexible: Jobs can be triggered by config, queue, or timer.
Production-ready: Logging, cancellation, and structured arguments included.

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✅ Basics (Getting Started) with WJb

This guide introduces the fundamental patterns for building job-based applications using the WJb NuGet package. Each sample demonstrates a practical scenario, from the simplest job execution to scheduled tasks.

✅ Basics (Getting Started)

1stWJb – Minimal console app, first job execution.

Start with the simplest example: a console application that runs a single job. Perfect for understanding the core concept of IJob and Worker.
ConfigWJb – Using configuration for job settings.

Learn how to pass arguments and settings to jobs via appsettings.json. This approach makes jobs flexible and environment-friendly.
SqlWJb – Execute SQL commands via WJb.

Run database operations without EF Core using UkrGuru.Sql. Ideal for lightweight, high-performance jobs that interact with SQL Server.

👉 View SqlWJb sample
QueueWJb – Simple queue processing.

Implement a queue-based job processor that polls tasks from a database table and executes them reliably. Includes locking hints and error handling.
TimerWJb – Scheduled jobs using delays.

Create jobs that run periodically using timers. Great for recurring tasks like health checks, cleanup, or scheduled notifications.