Examples¶
Basic example¶
You can start a queue off the jobs mysql table:
# ensure everything is migrated and the jobs table exists
bin/cake migrations migrate --plugin Josegonzalez/CakeQueuesadilla
# default queue
bin/cake queuesadilla
# also the default queue
bin/cake queuesadilla --queue default
# some other queue
bin/cake queuesadilla --queue some-other-default
# use a different config
bin/cake queuesadilla --config other
Need to queue something up?
<?php
use Josegonzalez\CakeQueuesadilla\Queue\Queue;
// a function in the global scope
function some_job($job) {
var_dump($job->data());
}
// uses the 'default' engine
Queue::push('some_job', [
'id' => 7,
'message' => 'hi'
]);
// uses the 'other' engine
Queue::push('some_job', [
'id' => 7,
'message' => 'hi'
], ['config' => 'other']);
// uses the 'default' engine
// on the 'slow' queue
Queue::push('some_job', [
'id' => 7,
'message' => 'hi'
], ['config' => 'other', 'queue' => 'slow']);
?>
You can also add the Josegonzalez\CakeQueuesadilla\Traits\QueueTrait to any class in order to have a protected push method added to the class so that you can do $this->push().
See here for more information on defining jobs.