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Informations about the package background-tasks-symfony

1. Bundle overview

Symfony BackgroundTasksBundle. Create and process tasks that will be executed via cron. Could be configured time when task should be executed, separate process for specific task groups.

2. Installation

Install bundle

composer require vtitar/background-tasks-symfony

Create db after installation

./bin/console doctrine:schema:update

3. Configuration

* * * * * /usr/bin/flock -n /home/project/path/var/locks/cron-background-tasks.lock /home/project/path/bin/console tit:background-task:run > /home/project/path/var/log/cron-background-tasks.log 2>&1

* * * * * /usr/bin/flock -n /home/project/path/var/locks/cron-background-tasks-group-test.lock /home/project/path/bin/console tit:background-task:run --group_code=test-group > /home/project/path/var/log/cron-background-tasks-group-test.log 2>&1

4. How to use

4.1 Add new entity to execution list

4.1.1 Add via entityManager

New entity could be added via entityManager like

4.1.2 Add via BackgroundTaskManager

Or BackgroundTaskManager could be used. Add tit.background_tasks.manager.background_task service to your service where you want to use it. Add to controller like

And add new task

4.2 Add service and function that should process task

4.2.1 Service should be public

4.2.2 Add function that will process task

4.3 Errors checking

You could easily check is task executed okay via db background_task.status column.

All versions of background-tasks-symfony with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=8.2
symfony/framework-bundle Version ^7
doctrine/orm Version ^2.17
symfony/monolog-bundle Version ^3.0
doctrine/doctrine-bundle Version ^2.13
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