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Informations about the package php-background-jobs

PHP Background Jobs

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Lightweight background job queue with file-based driver.

Requirements

Installation

Usage

Define a Job

Implement the Job interface:

Create a Queue

Use the built-in FileDriver to store jobs as JSON files:

Push Jobs

Process Jobs with the Worker

Queue Management

Custom Queue Driver

Implement the QueueDriver interface to use a different storage backend:

Lifecycle Hooks

Register callbacks that fire when a job succeeds or fails:

Error Handling

Failed jobs throw a JobFailedException:

API

Class Method Description
Queue push(Job $job): string Push a job, returns job ID
Queue later(Job $job, int $delaySeconds): string Push a delayed job
Queue pop(): ?JobPayload Pop the next available job
Queue size(): int Get pending job count
Queue clear(): void Remove all jobs
Queue pending(): array Get all pending job payloads
Worker processNext(Queue $queue, int $maxAttempts = 3): bool Process next job
BaseJob onSuccess(callable $callback): self Register a success lifecycle hook
BaseJob onFailure(callable $callback): self Register a failure lifecycle hook
BaseJob getAttempts(): int Get the number of attempts
JobPayload resolveJob(): Job Deserialize the job instance
JobPayload isAvailable(): bool Check if job is ready to process
JobPayload withIncrementedAttempts(): self Clone with incremented attempts
JobPayload toArray(): array Serialize to array
JobPayload fromArray(array $data): self Restore from array

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