public function kick()
{
$payload = [];
switch ($this->getState()) {
case self::ST_BURIED:
$payload = ['buried' => 0];
break;
case self::ST_DELAYED:
$payload = ['delay' => 0];
break;
//FIXME: missing tests for kicking a delayed job!
}
return $payload ? $this->model->update($payload) : true;
}
/**
* Kicks back into the queue $number buried jobs (at least one).
* @param int $number
* @return bool|int total of actually kicked jobs, or false on failure
*/
public function kick($number = 1)
{
//from the Beanstalk tutorial: "Buried jobs are maintained in a special FIFO-queue outside of
// the normal job processing lifecycle until they are kicked alive again"
// so, there's no need to filter by tubes or use special order
//TODO: actually, to make it perfect we would need to store the timestamp the job was buried and order by it
$entries = JobModel::query()->where('buried = 1')->orderBy('id DESC')->limit($number)->execute();
$total = sizeof($entries);
$updated = $entries->update(['buried' => 0]);
return $updated ? $total : false;
}
/**
* @param null $criteria Query to run through to get a job instance. By default, gets a random job.
* @return bool|Job
*/
public function getAJob($criteria = null)
{
$model = JobModel::findFirst($criteria ?: ['order' => 'RANDOM()']);
return $model ? new Job(new Db(), $model) : false;
}
