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Scheduling PHP |
Ecotone
comes with support for running period tasks
or cron jobs.
class NotificationService
{
#[Scheduled(endpointId: "notificationSender")]
#[Poller(fixedRateInMilliseconds: 1000)]
public function sendNotifications(): void
{
echo "Sending notifications...\n";
}
}
endpointId
- it's name which identifies process to run
poller
- Configuration how to execute this method read more in next section.
Above configuration tells Ecotone
to execute this method every second.
{% tabs %} {% tab title="Symfony" %}
console ecotone:list
+--------------------+
| Endpoint Names |
+--------------------+
| notificationSender |
+--------------------+
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Laravel" %}
artisan ecotone:list
+--------------------+
| Endpoint Names |
+--------------------+
| notificationSender |
+--------------------+
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Lite" %}
$consumers = $messagingSystem->list()
{% endtab %} {% endtabs %}
After setting up Scheduled endpoint we can run the endpoint:
{% tabs %} {% tab title="Symfony" %}
console ecotone:run notificationSender -vvv
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Laravel" %}
artisan ecotone:run notificationSender -vvv
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Lite" %}
$messagingSystem->run("notificationSender");
{% endtab %} {% endtabs %}
You can run Scheduled
for given Handler.
Right now method return Message which is send to given routing.
class CurrencyExchanger
{
#[Scheduled(requestChannelName: "exchange", endpointId: "currencyExchanger")]
#[Poller(fixedRateInMilliseconds=1000)]
public function callExchange() : array
{
return ["currency" => "EUR", "ratio" => 1.23];
}
}
#[CommandHandler("exchange")]
public function exchange(ExchangeCommand $command) : void;
requestChannelName
- The channel name to which Message should be send.
When the Message will arrive on the Command Handler it will be automatically converted to ExchangeCommand.
If you want to understand how the conversion works, you may read about it in Conversion section.
You may find demo implementation here.