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Informations about the package redis-queue-inspector
🧭 Redis Queue Inspector
A simple CLI tool to inspect delayed Redis queue jobs in Laravel. Useful for debugging, auditing, and gaining visibility into scheduled or stuck jobs.
📥 Installation
Install the package via Composer:
Laravel will auto-discover the service provider, no manual registration needed.
🚀 Basic Usage
This will inspect the first 50 delayed jobs in the default Redis queue.
🔍 Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--queue= |
Comma-separated list of queue names (default: default) |
--job= |
Filter by partial job class name |
--from= |
Filter jobs scheduled from this date (Y-m-d) |
--to= |
Filter jobs scheduled up to this date (Y-m-d) |
--limit= |
Number of jobs per page (default: 50) |
--page= |
Page number for pagination (default: 1) |
--count |
Only return the total number of matching jobs |
--identifier= |
Filter jobs that reference this model ID in the payload |
--uuid= |
Filter by exact job UUID (as generated by Laravel when dispatching) |
--json |
Output results in machine-readable JSON format |
✅ Examples
Show all delayed jobs in the default queue
Show jobs in the emails queue that contain "SendWelcome" in the class name
View jobs scheduled from a specific date
Search jobs that reference a model ID in the payload
Look up a job by UUID
Only return a count of matching jobs
Output results in JSON format
📌 Output Example
🛠 Requirements
- PHP 8.1+
- Laravel with Redis queue driver enabled
📄 License
MIT License
👤 Author
Mário Souto
[email protected]
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