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Informations about the package google-cloud-queue-process

Google queue process for php (v1.3.0)

gcp-queue-process is an app to interact with the lib google-cloud-php-pubsub, and now the lib implement the service google-cloud-php-tasks to use GCP cloudTasks.

PubSub

This lib make available many method to publish push or pull message. If you use method push or pull do you have the possibility to dynamically create new "topic" and new "subscription" ( create subscription are only available for pull method). See documentation to learn more.

CloudTasks

gcp-queue-process also provides a method to post a message to CloudTasks. If you are using CloudTask, it is possible to create a new queue from this tool during the message publishing process.

Installation

To begin, install the preferred dependency manager for PHP, Composer.

Install this component with composer

Sample to publish message

Publish PubSub message

Publish CloudTasks message

Sample to consume message

For process your data, create a new class who extends the class MessageHandler Base for Pub Sub or Cloud Tasks and contain a method "processedData".
This method conten your code for processed your message.

Consume PubSub message

Consume CloudTasks message

Contribution

If you contribute at this project before push your modif, don't forget execute php-cs-fixer, phpunit and php-stan, to fix errors and code structure.

Before execute tests, go to GCP console and create topic "test-push-topic" and the subscription "test-push-subscription" with type "push". This is necessary to execute correctly the following unit tests.
Finish test config add your GOOGLE-PROJECT-ID in phpunit.xml.


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Requires google/cloud-pubsub Version ^1.32
symfony/dotenv Version ^4.4|^5.4|^6.4
google/cloud-tasks Version ^1.9
symfony/http-foundation Version ^4.4|^5.4|^6.4
google/apiclient Version ^2.10
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