tyler36 / ddev-laravel-queue

Start a Laravel queue worker automatically in DDEV

tyler36/ddev-laravel-queue

• Introduction
• Getting Started
• What does this add-on do and add?

Introduction

This add-on allows you to start a Laravel queue worker through the DDEV web service. See offical Queues documentation for more details.

Getting Started

This add-on requires DDEV v1.19.3 or higher.

• Install the DDEV laravel worker add-on:

ddev get tyler36/ddev-laravel-queue
ddev restart

What does this add-on do and add?

1. Checks to make sure the DDEV version is adequate.
2. Adds .ddev/config.laravel-workers.yaml, which starts the queue worker daemon.

Contributed and maintained by tyler36

ddev-laravel-queue's Issues

Container crashes on startup when Horizon has not been added by composer

Just adding this here as a way of keeping track of the issue (briefly discussed on Discord) and to put a future PR against something.

If you try to load up the container without composer installing the Horizon command, the entire container crashes due to supervisor not being able to run the required queue command.

We have a couple of options:

1. Stop Supervisor from Autostarting the job (though this kind of negates the functionality of this plugin)
2. Find a way in Supervisor of detecting if the Horizon command exists before running and if it doesn't fail safely (possibly with a message out to the user with a command to run once Horizon has been installed).

If you have any other alternative suggestions, I'm happy to look into them.

Thanks

Cancel running tests before starting new ones

Add 'keep-alive' workflow

Allow github to continue automated testing against the latest versions of DDEV

Create `1.0` release

This issue is a placeholder/reminder.

#11 disables the "install from release" to clear up the workflow logs.

Confirm that all tests are enabled (currently 3 tests)

Consider migrating to "web_extra_daemons"

This idea was raised in ddev/ddev#6125

Ideally, resolve after #1 so we can automate testing properly.

add working tests