### Build and start OpenQueue for production

Source: https://openqueue.dev

Compile a self-contained server artifact and run it in a production environment.

```bash
$ openqueue build && openqueue start
```

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### Run OpenQueue in development

Source: https://openqueue.dev

Start the development worker to discover tasks and serve the Workbench locally.

```bash
$ openqueue dev
```

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### Initialize and run OpenQueue development

Source: https://openqueue.dev

Scaffold a new project using the CLI and start the development worker with hot reloading.

```zsh
$ bunx @openqueue/cli init
created worker.config.ts
created worker/example.ts
OpenQueue initialized

$ openqueue dev
[openqueue] 3 tasks · 2 queues · 1 schedule
[openqueue] workbench on http://localhost:8090/workbench
[openqueue] watching ./worker for changes

✓ export-csv r_3aa16 · 284ms
✓ sync-contacts r_3aa15 · 1.2s
✗ export-csv r_3aa14 · attempt 2/3 · retrying in 2s
```

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### Initialize OpenQueue project

Source: https://openqueue.dev

Use the CLI to initialize a new OpenQueue project.

```bash
bunx @openqueue/cli init
```

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### Embed OpenQueue in a server

Source: https://openqueue.dev

Mount the dashboard into an existing application using adapters or a fetch handler.

```javascript
$ import { workbench } from '…/next'
```

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### Define and trigger a task with worker/export-csv.ts

Source: https://openqueue.dev

Define a task using the task function with Zod schema validation, retry logic, and backoff settings. The trigger method provides a type-safe way to execute the job from anywhere in the application.

```typescript
import { task } from '@openqueue/sdk';
import { z } from 'zod';

export const exportCsv = task({
  id: 'export-csv',
  schema: z.object({
    reportId: z.string(),
    format: z.enum(['csv', 'xlsx']),
  }),
  attempts: 5,
  backoff: { type: 'exponential', delay: 1000 },
  run: async (payload, ctx) => {
    ctx.logger.info('building report', { id: payload.reportId });
    const file = await build(payload);
    await ctx.progress({ step: 'uploading' });
    return { url: file.url };
  },
});

// anywhere in your app — typed, validated, durable
await exportCsv.trigger({ reportId: 'rep_812', format: 'csv' });
```

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