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Godwin Ekuma
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Asynchronous task processing in Node.js with Bull

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2 Replies to "Asynchronous task processing in Node.js with Bull"

  1. In your example, you mean:

    addEmailToQueue(data){
    this.queue.add(’email’, data)
    }

    Instead of

    addEmailToQueue(data){
    this.addEmailToQueue.add(’email’, data)
    }

  2. addEmailToQueue(data){
    this.queue.add(’email’, data)
    }

    Thank you for pointing it out.

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