- Require the bundle with composer:
composer require symfony-bundles/queue-bundle- Enable the bundle in the kernel:
public function registerBundles()
{
$bundles = [
// ...
new SymfonyBundles\QueueBundle\SymfonyBundlesQueueBundle(),
// ...
];
...
}- Configure the queue bundle in your config.yml.
Defaults configuration:
sb_queue:
service:
alias: 'queue' # alias for service `sb_queue` (e.g. $this->get('queue'))
class: 'SymfonyBundles\QueueBundle\Service\Queue'
storage: 'redis' # storage key from `queue.storages` section
settings:
queue_default_name: 'queue:default' # default name for queue
storages:
redis:
class: 'SymfonyBundles\QueueBundle\Service\Storage\RedisStorage'
client: 'sb_redis.client.default' # storage client service id- Configure the redis client in your config.yml. Read more about RedisBundle configuration.
A simple example of the use of the queue:
$queue = $this->get('sb_queue'); // get the service
// or use: $this->get('queue'); the `queue` service use as alias,
// which setting in config.yml in parameter `sb_queue.service.alias`
// adding some data to queue
$queue->push('User "demo" registered');
$queue->push(1234567890);
$queue->push(new \stdClass);
// get count of items from queue
$queue->count(); // returns integer: 3// now, we can get the data at any time in the queue order
// get data from queue
$queue->pop(); // returns string: User "demo" registered
$queue->count(); // returns integer: 2
$queue->pop(); // returns integer: 1234567890
$queue->count(); // returns integer: 1
$queue->pop(); // returns object: object(stdClass)
$queue->count(); // returns integer: 0If you want to change the queue:
// adding data to queue `notifications`
$queue->setName('application:notifications');
$queue->push('You have a new message from Jessica');
// adding data to queue `settings`
$queue->setName('account:settings');
$queue->push('User with ID 123 changed password');
// adding data to default queue
$queue->setName('queue:default');
$queue->push('To be or not to be');