JobRunr Micronaut example

This repository shows an example how you can integrate JobRunr and Micronaut.

About this project

Micronaut and JobRunr integration

To integrate JobRunr into Micronaut:

• just add the dependency: org.jobrunr:jobrunr-micronaut-feature:LATEST
• make sure that you configure JobRunr in the micronaut application.yml

jobrunr:
  job-scheduler:
    enabled: true
  background-job-server:
    enabled: true
  dashboard:
    enabled: true

• JobRunr will automatically find the correct StorageProvider.

Package structure

This project has the following packages:

• org.jobrunr.examples: this package contains the application class that bootstraps the Micronaut app.
• org.jobrunr.examples.services: this package contains MyService, a simple @Singleton service with some example methods which you can run in the background.
• org.jobrunr.examples.webap.api: this package contains the following http resource:
  • JobController: this resource contains a couple of REST api's which allows you to enqueue new Background Jobs

How to run this project:

• clone the project and open it in your favorite IDE that supports Maven
• Set the environment variable JOBRUNR_JOBS to true if you want to run the jobs (by default it's false)
  • You can also just update application.yml to by pass the requirement for an env var
• Run the Maven plugin ./gradlew run and wait for Micronaut to be up & running
  • Or run Application
• Open your favorite browser:
  • Navigate to the JobRunr dashboard located at http://localhost:8000/dashboard.
  • Navigate to the JobController at http://localhost:8080/jobs/ to enqueue jobs
  • Visit the dashboard again and see the jobs being processed!

Note: Running micronaut apps with JobRunr using GraalVM native mode is not yet supported.