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Informations about the package pdo-messenger-transport

PdoMessengerTransport

General

This Symfony bundle provides a PDO-based transport for the Symfony Messenger component. It serves as a lightweight alternative to the official Doctrine transport, specifically designed for projects that do not use Doctrine ORM or DBAL but still require a reliable database-backed message queue.

Installation

1. Register the bundle

Add the bundle to your config/bundles.php:

2. Prepare the database

Execute the following Query to create the database table:

Configuration

1. Register the PDO Service

The bundle requires a \PDO instance to be registered in your service container. You can define a new PDO service or use an existing one (e.g., from Doctrine):

2. Global Bundle Configuration (Mandatory if you don't use autowiring for PDO)

Create config/packages/tdc_pdo_messenger_transport.yaml:

If you don't provide a pdo_service, the bundle will try to autowire a \PDO instance.

3. Configure Symfony Messenger

In your messenger configuration, use the pdoqueue:// DSN.

Usage

Run the messenger worker as usual:

All versions of pdo-messenger-transport with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.2
ext-pdo Version *
symfony/framework-bundle Version ^7.0
symfony/messenger Version ^7.0
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