library laraworker

iron-io/laraworker

LaraWorker is a helper package that makes integrating your Laravel application with Iron.io's IronWorker very easy!

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LaraWorker is a helper package that makes integrating your Laravel application with Iron.io's IronWorker very easy!, _(*2)

IronWorker makes it super easy to add queuing and background processing to your Laravel applications., _(*3)

Installation

1. Run composer require iron-io/laraworker., _(*4)

2. Set Iron.io credentials in app/config/queue.php (or config/queue.php in Laravel 5.0 and higher) and set default to iron --> 'default' => 'iron',, _(*5)

   To get your Iron.io credentials, signup for a free account at Iron.io., _(*6)

3. Install the IronWorker artisan commands for upload and run, _(*7)

   php vendor/iron-io/laraworker/LaraWorker.php -i true, _(*8)

   This script will also copy worker example ExampleLaraWorker.php to the workers directory in the root of your project., _(*9)

Uploading Workers

IronWorker is a cloud service that runs your Laravel app and waits for jobs to be queued up., _(*10)

To upload all workers:, _(*11)

php artisan ironworker:upload --worker_name=* --exec_worker_file_name=*, _(*12)

To upload a single worker:, _(*13)

php artisan ironworker:upload --worker_name=ExampleLaraWorker --exec_worker_file_name=ExampleLaraWorker.php, _(*14)

Queuing up jobs

From the console:, _(*15)

php artisan ironworker:run --queue_name=ExampleLaraWorker, _(*16)

From inside your laravel application, insert this code into your app:, _(*17)

Queue::pushRaw("This is Hello World payload :)", 'ExampleLaraWorker'));, _(*18)

To access the functionality of IronMQ PHP lib use IronMq class instead of Laravel Queue, _(*19)

use Illuminate\Encryption\Encrypter;
....

$crypt = new Encrypter(Config::get('app.key'));

$ironmq = new \IronMQ(array(
    'token' => Config::get('queue.connections.iron.token', 'xxx'),
    'project_id' => Config::get('queue.connections.iron.project', 'xxx')
)); 
$ironmq->postMessages($queue_name, array(
        return $crypt->encrypt("This is Hello World payload_1"),
        return $crypt->encrypt("This is Hello World payload_2")
    )
);

License

This software is released under the BSD 2-Clause License. You can find the full text of this license under LICENSE.txt in the module's root directory., _(*20)