laravel-queue

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 I am using the JobProcessing , JobProcessed and JobFailed to populate a queue logs table. I would like to also listen for an event as jobs are pushed to the queue. Does this exist? I see from running: \Redis::lrange('queues:mws', 0, -1) That a pushedAt parameter exists, but I am unsure how to get this in an event prior to the job actually being processed. This is fundamentally in order to check that my queues are all: a) actually running (the workers have not stopped). b) the job processing

问题 Environment: php: 7.4.2 laravel: 6.15.0 Scenario : Upon user registration, event(new NewUserHasRegisteredEvent($user)); is triggered. In my EventServiceProvider.php protected $listen = [ NewUserHasRegisteredEvent::class => [ \App\Listeners\WelcomeNewUserListener::class, ], ]; My NewUserHasRegisteredEvent.php <?php namespace App\Events; use App\User; use Illuminate\Broadcasting\Channel; use Illuminate\Broadcasting\InteractsWithSockets; use Illuminate\Broadcasting\PresenceChannel; use

问题 I want to make queue for email notifications and this notification is used for logging into website. So at the notification file I implemented ShouldQueue and then I ran php artisan queue:table & php artisan migrate on terminal successfully. After that I changed QUEUE_CONNECTION on .env to database and finally tried to run php artisan queue:table after runing php artisan serve but it freezes at all: I even ran php artisan config:clear and php artisan queue:work again but still freezes! UPDATE

问题 I'm working on Laravel (v5.7) app that converts uploaded CSV (with contacts) into array that is then passed as argument when job class is being dispatched. Here is the example of CSV file (format that is supported): 123456,Richard,Smith 654321,John,Doe Uploaded (CSV) file is handled like this: $file_path = $request->file_name->store('contacts'); $file = storage_path('app/' . $file_path); $contactsIterator = $this->getContacts($file); $contacts = iterator_to_array($contactsIterator); // Array

问题 I'm working on Laravel (v5.7) app that converts uploaded CSV (with contacts) into array that is then passed as argument when job class is being dispatched. Here is the example of CSV file (format that is supported): 123456,Richard,Smith 654321,John,Doe Uploaded (CSV) file is handled like this: $file_path = $request->file_name->store('contacts'); $file = storage_path('app/' . $file_path); $contactsIterator = $this->getContacts($file); $contacts = iterator_to_array($contactsIterator); // Array

问题 I'm working on Laravel (v5.7) app that converts uploaded CSV (with contacts) into array that is then passed as argument when job class is being dispatched. Here is the example of CSV file (format that is supported): 123456,Richard,Smith 654321,John,Doe Uploaded (CSV) file is handled like this: $file_path = $request->file_name->store('contacts'); $file = storage_path('app/' . $file_path); $contactsIterator = $this->getContacts($file); $contacts = iterator_to_array($contactsIterator); // Array