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Package laravel-pipeline
Short Description Lightweight workflow and automation pipeline for Laravel
License MIT
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Laravel Pipeline
Lightweight, enterprise-ready pipeline workflow engine for Laravel Supports sequential, parallel, and flow-based execution with debug timeline, retries, timeouts, and queued parallelism.
📦 Installation
Install via Composer:
Laravel auto-discovers the service provider. No manual registration required.
🛠️ Features
- Sequential, parallel, and flow pipelines
- Debug timeline with per-step execution metrics
- Retry failed steps with configurable attempts
- Step timeout support
- Parallel execution with optional queue (Redis/Horizon)
- Shared
LaravelPipelineContextfor passing data between steps - Works with Closures or classes implementing
handle(LaravelPipelineContext $ctx) - PHPUnit + Testbench ready
- Lightweight, production-grade performance
🔧 Usage
1️⃣ Basic Sequential Steps
2️⃣ Flow (Continue on Fail)
3️⃣ Parallel (Run All at Once)
🧰 Advanced Features
Debug Timeline
Output Example:
Retry & Timeout
Retry and timeout are currently supported via the runStep() method when building custom pipelines; a more convenient array format [Step::class, 'retry' => 3, 'timeout' => 500] is planned for a future release. See docs for details.
Queued Parallel Execution
- Works with Laravel Redis queues or Horizon
- Steps executed concurrently without blocking main thread
Shared Pipeline Context
LaravelPipelineContext allows passing data between steps:
⚡ Benchmark
Typical performance (3-step pipeline):
- Sequential: < 10ms (micro-benchmark)
- Memory usage: negligible
- Parallel queued execution depends on queue worker speed
💡 Step Types
-
Closure
-
Class with handle() (class name or instance)
- Boolean literal
🔧 Testing
Run PHPUnit tests:
Includes:
- Sequential / flow / parallel tests
- Micro-benchmark tests
📝 Notes
- Make sure queue workers are running when using
parallel(queue: true) - Use
getResults()for detailed debugging or logging - Step names are auto-detected from class name or “Closure”
💖 Sponsor
If you find this project helpful, please consider sponsoring my open source work to help sustain development and maintenance!
Thank you for supporting open source software.
🔖 License
MIT © Prashant Rijal
All versions of laravel-pipeline with dependencies
illuminate/support Version ^11.0|^12.0
illuminate/contracts Version ^11.0|^12.0