server.jobs

server.jobs(handlers) takes a handler for each of the contract's jobs, mirroring the declaration including its nesting.

import { server } from './server';

export const jobHandlers = server.jobs({
    sendDigests: async () => ({
        status: 200,
        body: {
            sent: await sendPendingDigests(),
        },
    }),
    billing: {
        reconcileInvoices: async ({ input }) => ({
            status: 200,
            body: {
                reconciled: await reconcile(input.since),
            },
        }),
    },
});

A job handler receives input, throwError, and jobs, and no request, response, or auth, so the same handler runs identically whether a tick reached it, a queue delivered it, or a script called it. A job with no declared result may return nothing rather than writing out { status: 204, body: undefined }.

Pass the result to server.api under jobs.