Run

job.run()

The run method executes the processing logic defined for a specific job, handling lifecycle events and managing job state updates based on execution results. It's designed to be an internal method that drives the main execution flow of jobs within the system.

Normally you never need to call this manually.

Example Usage

const job = pulse.create('test', {});
job.run()
  .then(() => console.log('Job execution completed.'))
  .catch(error => console.error('Job execution failed:', error));

Parameters

Returns

• Promise<Job>: A promise that resolves with the job instance after execution, whether successful or not. This method handles both successful completion and errors internally, ensuring the job's state is updated accordingly.