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Informations about the package queues

Laravel Like Queues for CodeIgniter 4

This is a Laravel like Queues for CodeIgniter 4.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

Usage

Dedicated Job Class

If you want to use a dedicated Job class, you can use the make:job command.

Job Class

Then you can use it like this:

Sending Data to the Queue

You can send data to the queue by using the toQueue method.

For a dedicated job, you can use pass as arguments to the dispatch method.

This data will be available in the job as constructor arguments in your job class.

Delaying the Job

You can delay the job by using the delay method.

Encrypting Sensitive Data

You can encrypt sensitive data by implementing the IsEncryptedInterface interface.

Running Multiple Workers

You can run multiple workers by using the queue:work command.

You can also just run the workers in single-worker mode. and run the command multiple times.

You can use the --retry option to retry failed jobs.

Restarting Workers

You can restart automatically workers when they stop by using the queue:work command with the --restart option.

Queue Table

You can create the queue table by using the queue:table command.

Specifying the Queue name

You can specify the queue name by using the queue option.

For Dedicated Jobs, you can use the queue property on the job class.

To specify the queue name when working the queue, you can use the --queue option.

Handling Failed Jobs

You can handle a failed job at a per-job basis by implementing the CanFailInterface interface.

For non-dedicated jobs, you can pass a closure to the toQueue method.

Running a Queue as a Cron Job

You can run a queue as a cron job by using the queue:work command.

In your crontab file, add the following line:

This will run the queue every 5 minutes.

You can also specify the queue name by using the --queue option.

You can also specify the number of workers to run by using the --workers option.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.


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opis/closure Version ^4.3
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