This library allows to add tasks for celery using different backends and simplifies access to it.

<?php
//create new celery redis class
use Celery;
use Celery\Backend\Factory;

$celery = new Celery(
    Factory::factory('redis', array(/*host port etc*/));
);

//you can also create by hand instance of Redis backend
use Celery\Backend\Redis;
use Celery\Backend\RedisOptions;

$celery = new Celery(
    new Redis(
        RedisOptions(
            array(
                //host port etc.
            )
        )
    )
);

$celery->pushTask(
        $exchangeName,
        $queueName,
        $taskName,
        $exchangeType,
        array $args
    );
?>

To run unittests be sure fistly to run

make init

Later you should be able to use

make phpunit

It's also possible to use phpunit from your system installation. If you have it already installed just

cd tests
phpunit

Be sure thought to still run make init because it will install necessary Mockery.

Additionally you will need a phpredis extension installed and added to PHP. You can find phpredis in vendor directory if you'll run make composer / make init.

To add new Celery backend you should create two classes of name:

• BackendName in Celery/Backend/BackendName.php file
• BackendNameOptions in Celery/Backend/BackendNameOptions.php file

First class should implement BackendInterface (can also extend BackendAbstract class). This class handles task itself encapsulating backend specific functions (it's an Adapter).

Second class should encapsulate backend specific initialization.

If one of backends cannot implement one of the methods required by interface because it doesn't support one of the exchange type, it should throw an exception Celery\Exception\NotSupportedExchangeTypeException