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Laravel integration for Asynq task queue system.

Installation

composer require anaseqal/laravel-asynq

Publish configuration:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="AnasEqal\LaravelAsynq\AsynqServiceProvider"

Configuration

Add to your Laravel project's config/database.php under redis connections:

'asynq' => [
 'host' => env('ASYNQ_REDIS_HOST', '127.0.0.1'),
 'password' => env('ASYNQ_REDIS_PASSWORD', null),
 'port' => env('ASYNQ_REDIS_PORT', 6379),
 'database' => env('ASYNQ_REDIS_DB', 0),
 'prefix' => '',
],

Add to your .env:

ASYNQ_REDIS_HOST=127.0.0.1
ASYNQ_REDIS_PORT=6379
ASYNQ_REDIS_DB=0
ASYNQ_DEFAULT_QUEUE=default

Usage

Basic Usage

use AnasEqal\LaravelAsynq\Facades\Asynq;

// Simple task
$taskId = Asynq::enqueueTask(
 'email:send',
 ['to' => 'user@example.com']
);

// With options
$taskId = Asynq::enqueueTask(
 'report:generate',
 ['reportId' => 123],
 'reports',
 [
 'delay' => 300,
 'retry' => 5,
 'timeout' => 1800
 ]
);

Available Options

• delay: Seconds to wait before processing
• retry: Maximum retry attempts
• timeout: Task timeout in seconds
• retention: Data retention period
• uniqueKey: Unique task identifier
• groupKey: Task group identifier
• deadline: Task deadline offset