Laravel Queueable Action
Queueable actions in Laravel
Overview
The document discusses queueable actions in Laravel, a way of structuring business logic with support for making actions queueable. It provides information on installation, usage, testing queued actions, chaining actions, custom tags, job middleware, and action backoff.
Features
- Queueable Actions: Structuring business logic with queueable actions.
- Queue Name Specification: Ability to specify a queue name for actions.
- Support for __invoke() Method: Detection and support for actions using the __invoke() method.
- Chaining Actions: Ability to chain actions by wrapping them in the ActionJob.
- Custom Tags: Option to change tags displayed in Horizon for custom actions.
- Job Middleware: Middleware addition for actions passing through the action job.
- Action Backoff Configuration: Configuration to specify retry times and backoff values for actions encountering exceptions.
- Laravel
Laravel is a powerful and elegant PHP framework that provides developers with a comprehensive set of tools and features to build robust web applications. It follows the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern, offering a clean and organized structure for writing efficient and maintainable code.
