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Projectmata Mobile Background Tasks

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Background task scheduling plugin for NativePHP Mobile. Lets you define recurring jobs with Laravel's standard scheduler and run them via Android WorkManager and iOS BGTaskScheduler — even when the app is backgrounded or killed.

Heads-up — native runtime hookup required. The PHP, JS, and bridge layers are fully wired. The Android BackgroundTasksWorker and iOS BGTaskScheduler handlers ship as stubs — you'll fill those in to invoke your bundled artisan commands. See Native integration.

Requirements

Installation

Laravel auto-discovery registers the service provider, the facade, the schedule constraint macros, and the artisan command. Then rebuild the mobile app:

Defining tasks

Use Laravel's normal scheduler in routes/console.php. The plugin adds a set of mobile-aware constraint methods you can chain on:

After defining tasks, push them to the native runtime:

This walks the schedule, serialises each periodic event into a task descriptor, and calls the BackgroundTasks.Register bridge function.

Constraint methods

Method Android iOS
onAnyNetwork() NetworkType.CONNECTED requiresNetworkConnectivity = true
onWifi() NetworkType.UNMETERED requiresNetworkConnectivity = true
whileCharging() setRequiresCharging(true) requiresExternalPower = true
whenBatteryNotLow() setRequiresBatteryNotLow(true) Ignored
whenStorageNotLow() setRequiresStorageNotLow(true) Ignored
whenIdle() setRequiresDeviceIdle(true) Promotes to BGProcessingTask
longRunning() No-op Promotes to BGProcessingTask

Supported intervals

everyFifteenMinutes(), everyTwentyMinutes(), everyThirtyMinutes(), hourly(), everyTwoHours(), everyThreeHours(), everyFourHours(), everySixHours(), daily().

Other Laravel scheduler frequencies are ignored by the collector — both Android WorkManager and iOS BGTaskScheduler enforce minimum periodic intervals (15 minutes on Android, ~15 minutes practical floor on iOS).

PHP API

JavaScript API

Bridge methods

Method Params Returns
BackgroundTasks.Register { tasks: TaskDescriptor[] } { success, registered }
BackgroundTasks.RunNow — { success, message }
BackgroundTasks.Cancel { taskId } { success, taskId }
BackgroundTasks.GetRegistered — { success, tasks[] }

TaskDescriptor shape:

Native integration

Android

This package declares androidx.work:work-runtime-ktx:2.9.1. The Register bridge function enqueues a PeriodicWorkRequest per task with the right Constraints, but the worker itself (BackgroundTasksWorker.doWork()) is a stub. Replace the body with code that invokes the bundled artisan command on the embedded NativePHP runtime — typically by calling into the same PHP runner that powers the rest of your NativePHP app.

iOS

BGTaskScheduler requires every task identifier to be listed in Info.plist > BGTaskSchedulerPermittedIdentifiers. The plugin declares the com.projectmata.task.* prefix; iOS will reject any identifier outside that prefix.

You must register a handler in your AppDelegate (or SwiftUI App) for each identifier you submit:

The plugin's Register bridge submits the request; your handler runs the actual work.

Testing

Android (ADB):

iOS (Xcode LLDB):

Or just call BackgroundTasks::runNow() from PHP — it bypasses constraints and is intended for development only.

License

MIT

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Requires php Version ^8.1
illuminate/console Version ^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
illuminate/support Version ^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
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