arko/queue-manager

Callables queue manager

QueueManagerBundle

Installation

Install it using composer:, _(*1)

``` bash composer.phar require arko/queue-manager "dev-master", <sub>(*2)</sub>

## How to use

Generally speaking, this component is designed to be used in a singleton style. Supposed that the QueueManager 
(or any class implementing the QueueManagerInterface) instance will be created once and retrieved later using some DIC
 like Symfony or Pimple. However, it`s up to you how to use it.

You can create an instance of the queue manager like this:

``` php
$queueManager = new Arko\QueueManager\QueueManager();

From now you can use it to add different actions to the named queues:, <sub>(*3)</sub>

``` php $queueManager->add(function() { // Do something here }, 'queue_name');, <sub>(*4)</sub>

// ..., <sub>(*5)</sub>

$queueManager->add(function() { // Do something else, maybe somewhere else. }, 'queue_name');, <sub>(*6)</sub>

As a first argument to the queue manager add method you can provide any php callable.

Later you will be able to process the queue like this:

``` php
$queueManager->process('queue_name');

After the queue is processed, it will be cleared. Generally speaking, it will be cleared just before the queue is processed. So, nested queues should work just fine., <sub>(*7)</sub>