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Informations about the package jobqueuebundle

JobQueueBundle

Symfony Bundle which aims to replace JMSJobQueueBundle console commands scheduling, using Symfony messenger.

Dependencies:

Installation:

Configuration:

config/bundles.php:

config/routes.yaml:

config/packages/messenger.yaml:

You can create own transport for the job messages - or just use async transport

Update your database so the __'job_queue'__ table is created

or via migrations if you are using them.

Usage:

Manually creating the jobs in your application:

The function createCommandJob from CommandJobFactory accepts:

and returns ID of the created job, for example:

Creating jobs via the browser interface:

On the url /command you can schedule all commands from your application (Symfony ones included):

On the url /job/list you can see all your jobs

On the url /job/{id} you can see the detail of each job

Note - the design will probably change for the better, but you can create your own.

Extending the templates can be done like this:

To change or add translations for a new locale, use those translation variables in your translations/messages.{locale}.yaml:

(Currently there are only translations for en and cs locales)

TODO:

Add configuration for things such as table name

Contributing:

Feel free to open any issues or pull requests if you find something wrong or missing what you'd like the bundle to have!

All versions of jobqueuebundle with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.1
doctrine/doctrine-bundle Version ^2
doctrine/orm Version ^2|^3
symfony/framework-bundle Version ^6.4
symfony/messenger Version ^6.4
symfony/process Version ^6.4
symfony/translation Version ^6.4
twig/twig Version ^3
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