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Package ugly-queue
Short Description A simple file-based queue system for PHP 5.3.3+
License GPLv3
Homepage https://github.com/dcarbone/ugly-queue
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ugly-queue
A simple file-based FIFO queue system for PHP 5.3.3+
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Installation
This library is designed to be installed into your app using https://getcomposer.org/.
Simply copy-paste the following line into your "requires:" hash:
Basic Usage
Once installed, you must first initialize an instance of src/UglyQueueManager.php. This is done as such:
Once initialized, you can start adding queues!
Once you have items added to the queue, you can either pull items out ad-hoc or set up some sort of cron or schedule task to process items regularly.
If the base directory for all of your queues remains the same, each initialization
of UglyQueueManager will automatically find and initialize instances of pre-existing
UglyQueues.
In a subsequent request, simply do the following:
The queue will then retain a single item, 0 => 'bread' as the 5th item left in the queue.
At any time you can determine how many items remain in a queue by executing count($queueObj);
There are a few limitations currently:
- This lib is designed for small values without much in the way of formatting or line breaks
- It is designed to be atomic, meaning that only one process can be adding / retrieving items from a queue at a time. Reading actions (count, searching, etc) are NOT atomic, however.
