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Informations about the package laravel-concurrency
Laravel Concurrency
Installation
- Run:
Service provider should be automatically registered, if not add
to your application's app.php.
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Publish configuration file:
- Run migrations to create
taskstable:
Usage Example
Create a task
Create a new task which implements LaravelConcurrency\Contracts\TaskInterface:
Tasks return result which you want to get after running them. This can be anything you want, but it needs to be serializable.
In this example we just return null.
Spawn task workers
Tasks are run by tasks workers. To spawn a task worker run:
One worker can run only one task at a time. So we'll spawn two of those for this example.
Run tasks
Now run a couple of these tasks concurrently:
If you notice, these tasks were both completed in ~2s, which means they've run concurrently.
You should also notice task workers logs that indicate which task ran in which process.
