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Informations about the package tactician-deferred
Deferred Commands with Tactician and Keystone Queue
A Tactician middleware to allow commands to be handled asynchronously using Keystone Queue.
Features:
- Unobtrusive API to allow asynchronous handling of commands.
- Publish command messages to any queue.
- Commands can be retried on failure.
Installation
Install via Composer
Usage
Create a command class that implemented DeferrableCommand to tell the middleware to handle it asynchronously.
Create a command handler as normal using your desired inflector method.
When the command is handled by the command bus the middleware will publish a message to the queue and halt the handler. The message will then be received by the consumer and the worker will delegate the command to the command bus. Since the command will be serialized within the queue it's properties should be simple scalar values.
Consume the messages in a long running process (see Keystone Queue for more information).
When the middleware is not configured the command will be handled synchronously as normal, which can be useful for testing without worrying about asynchronous processes in development environments.
Credits
- Tom Graham (maintainer)
License
Released under the MIT Licence. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.
