1. Go to this page and download the library: Download mgdigital/busque library. Choose the download type require.
2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.
3. Add this code to the index.php.
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');
/* Start to develop here. Best regards https://php-download.com/ */
mgdigital / busque example snippets
use MGDigital\BusQue as BusQue;
// The preferred client is PHPRedis:
$client = new Redis();
$adapter = new BusQue\Redis\PHPRedis\PHPRedisAdapter($client);
// A Predis adepter is use cases:
$serializer = new BusQue\Serializer\PHPCommandSerializer();
// The MD5 generator creates an ID unique to the serialized command:
$idGenerator = new BusQue\IdGenerator\Md5IdGenerator($serializer);
$implementation = new BusQue\Implementation(
// Puts all commands into the "default" queue:
new BusQue\QueueResolver\SimpleQueueResolver('default'),
$serializer,
$idGenerator,
// The Redis driver is used as both the queue and scheduler:
$driver,
$driver,
// Always returns the current time:
new BusQue\SystemClock(),
// Inject your command bus here:
new BusQue\Tactician\CommandBusAdapter($commandBus),
// Inject your logger here:
new Psr\Log\NullLogger()
);
$busQue = new BusQue\BusQue($implementation);
$command = new SendEmailCommand('[email protected]', 'Hello Joe!');
$commandBus->handle(new BusQue\QueuedCommand($command));
// or
$busQue->queueCommand($command);
$busQue->workQueue('default'); // Hello Joe!
$commandBus->handle(new BusQue\ScheduledCommand($command, new \DateTime('+1 minute')));
// or
$busQue->scheduleCommand($command, new \DateTime('+1 minute'));