ibrostudio / laravel-piped-tasks
Manage tasks workflows through Laravel Pipes
Requires
- php: ^8.3
- filament/support: ^3.2
- ibrostudio/laravel-prompts-path-select: ^1.0
- illuminate/contracts: ^11.0
- laravel/prompts: ^0.3.0
- michael-rubel/laravel-enhanced-pipeline: ^4.0
- spatie/laravel-activitylog: ^4.8
- spatie/laravel-data: ^4.10
- spatie/laravel-package-tools: ^1.14.0
- spatie/laravel-queueable-action: ^2.14
Requires (Dev)
- ibrostudio/laravel-test-support: ^1.0
- larastan/larastan: ^2.0.1
- laravel/pint: ^1.0
- nunomaduro/collision: ^8.0
- orchestra/testbench: ^9.0
- pestphp/pest: ^3.0
- pestphp/pest-plugin-arch: ^3.
- pestphp/pest-plugin-laravel: ^3.0
- phpstan/extension-installer: ^1.1
- phpstan/phpstan-deprecation-rules: ^1.0
- phpstan/phpstan-phpunit: ^1.0
README
Manage tasks workflows through Laravel Pipes.
Concept
A process defines the order of tasks executed through a pipe.
Each process is associated with a payload. Payload is a mutable object passed to each task to retrieve, add, or update data.
Each steps of a process can be loggued through Spatie laravel-activitylog.
You can use external tasks inside a process with the Resumable feature.
Installation
Install the package via composer:
composer require ibrostudio/laravel-piped-tasks
Then create the tables:
php artisan piped-tasks:install
Usage
1. Create process
First you need to generate a process:
php artisan make:piped-process CreateOrderProcess
Name your process like this : <Action><Domain>Process
Note: It is possible to generate processes and tasks for a package.
2. Define Payload
You'll find the associated payload to your process in App\Processes\Payloads
and its interface in App\Processes\Payloads\Contracts
.
Add properties and methods according to your workflow:
<?php namespace App\Processes\Payloads\Contracts; use App\Models\Cart; use App\Models\Invoice; use App\Models\Order; use App\Models\Payment; interface TenantPayload { public function getCart(): Cart; public function setOrder(Order $order): void; public function getOrder(): Order|null; public function setPayment(Payment $payment): void; public function getPayment(): Payment|null; public function setInvoice(Invoice $invoice): void; public function getInvoice(): Invoice|null } --------------------------- namespace App\Processes\Payloads; use App\Models\Cart; use App\Models\Invoice; use App\Models\Order; use App\Models\Payment; use IBroStudio\PipedTasks\PayloadAbstract; final class CreateOrderPayload extends PayloadAbstract implements OrderPayload { public function __construct( protected Cart $cart, protected ?Order $order = null, protected ?Payment $payment = null, protected ?Invoice $invoice = null, ) {} public function getCart(): Cart { return $this->cart; } public function setOrder(Order $order): void { $this->order = $order; } public function getOrder(): Order|null { return $this->order; } public function setPayment(Payment $payment): void { $this->payment = $payment; } public function getPayment(): Payment|null { return $this->payment; } public function setInvoice(Invoice $invoice): void { $this->invoice = $invoice; } public function getInvoice(): Invoice|null { return $this->invoice; } }
For reusability, methods can be shared by payloads by placing them in traits:
<?php namespace App\Processes\Payloads\Concerns; use App\Models\Cart; use App\Models\Invoice; use App\Models\Order; use App\Models\Payment; trait OrderPayloadMethods { public function getCart(): Cart { return $this->cart; } public function setOrder(Order $order): void { $this->order = $order; } public function getOrder(): Order|null { return $this->order; } (...) --------------------------- namespace App\Processes\Payloads; use App\Processes\Payloads\Concerns\OrderPayloadMethods; use App\Models\Cart; use App\Models\Invoice; use App\Models\Order; use App\Models\Payment; use IBroStudio\PipedTasks\PayloadAbstract; final class CreateOrderPayload extends PayloadAbstract implements OrderPayload { use OrderPayloadMethods; public function __construct( protected Cart $cart, protected ?Order $order = null, protected ?Payment $payment = null, protected ?Invoice $invoice = null, ) {} } --------------------------- namespace App\Processes\Payloads; use App\Processes\Payloads\Concerns\OrderPayloadMethods; use App\Models\Cart; use App\Models\Invoice; use App\Models\Order; use App\Models\Payment; use IBroStudio\PipedTasks\PayloadAbstract; final class RebillOrderPayload extends PayloadAbstract implements OrderPayload { use OrderPayloadMethods; public function __construct( protected Order $order, protected ?Payment $payment = null, protected ?Invoice $invoice = null, ) {} }
3. Create tasks
Generate your tasks with this command:
php artisan make:piped-process MakePaymentTask
Name your process like this : <Action><Domain>Task
For convenience and reusability, tasks use actions (from Spatie's Laravel Queuable Action):
<?php namespace App\Processes\Tasks; use App\Actions\MakePaymentAction; use App\Processes\Payloads\Contracts\OrderPayload; use IBroStudio\User\Actions\CreateUserAction; use IBroStudio\User\Processes\Payloads\Contracts\UserPayload; use Closure; final readonly class MakePaymentTask { public function __construct( private MakePaymentAction $action, ) {} public function __invoke(OrderPayload $payload, Closure $next): mixed { $payload->setPayment( $this->action->execute($payload->getOrder()) ); return $next($payload); } } --------------------------- namespace App\Actions; use App\Models\Order; use App\Models\Payment; use Spatie\QueueableAction\QueueableAction; final class MakePaymentAction { use QueueableAction; public function execute(Order $order): Payment { $payment = 'Process payment and return model'; return $payment; } }
4. Add tasks to the process
Under the hood, process uses Michael Rubel's Laravel Enhanced Pipeline and supports all features from it like DB transaction or events:
<?php namespace App\Processes; use App\Processes\Tasks; use IBroStudio\PipedTasks\Models\Process; class CreateOrderProcess extends Process { protected array $tasks = [ Tasks\CreateOrderTask::class, Tasks\MakePaymentTask::class, Tasks\GenerateInvoiceTask::class, Tasks\SendInvoiceToCustomerTask::class, Tasks\NewOrderNotificationTask::class, ]; }
5. Execute process
<?php use App\Processes\CreateOrderProcess; use App\Processes\Payloads\CreateOrderPayload; $process = CreateOrderProcess::process(['cart' => $cart]); $process->getOrder();
Argument passed to the process
static method is an array used to build the Payload.
Processable models
You can link processes to any Eloquent model implementing the Processable
interface and using the IsProcessable
trait:
<?php namespace App\Models; use IBroStudio\PipedTasks\Concerns\IsProcessable; use IBroStudio\PipedTasks\Contracts\Processable; use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model; class Cart extends Model implements Processable { use IsProcessable; }
It allows to call process from the model:
<?php $cart->process(CreateOrderProcess::class);
And permits to access to the model in tasks:
<?php namespace App\Processes\Tasks; use App\Processes\Payloads\Contracts\OrderPayload; use Closure; class CreateOrderTask { public function __invoke(OrderPayload $payload, Closure $next): mixed { $cart = $payload->getProcess()->processable; return $next($payload); } }
Adding processable during process
If the processable model is created during a process, you can assign it to the process in a task:
<?php use App\Models\Order; use App\Processes\CreateOrderProcess; Order::callProcess(CreateOrderProcess::class)
<?php namespace App\Processes\Tasks; use App\Models\Order; use App\Processes\Payloads\Contracts\OrderPayload; use Closure; class CreateOrderTask { public function __invoke(OrderPayload $payload, Closure $next): mixed { $payload->getProcess()->addProcessable( Order::create([...]); ); return $next($payload); } }
Pause and resume processes
Sometimes an external task needs to be performed to complete a process. You can include it in your workflow by using PauseProcess
and the resumeUrl
:
- Define a task in your process where you want to make your external call :
<?php namespace App\Processes\Tasks; use App\Models\Order; use App\Processes\Payloads\Contracts\MyProcessPayload; use Closure; use IBroStudio\PipedTasks\PauseProcess; class CallExternalTask { public function __invoke(MyProcessPayload $payload, Closure $next): mixed { // Here call your external service allowing to include a webhook url // Webhook url to use to resume the process can be retrieved with $payload->getProcess()->resumeUrl() return new PauseProcess; } }
The $process->resumeUrl()
method returns a Laravel signed url.
Process within process
A process can be added as a task if it shares the same payload base.
Process logs
To enable process logs, set log_processes
key to true
in config/piped-tasks.php.
Spatie laravel-activitylog methods are available to retrieve logs:
<?php use Spatie\Activitylog\Models\Activity; $log = Activity::all()->last(); $logs = Activity::inLog('process-name')->get();
By default, the Process name is used to name the log but you can customize it by adding $logName
property to the Process:
<?php namespace App\Processes; use App\Processes\Tasks; use IBroStudio\PipedTasks\Models\Process; class CreateOrderProcess extends Process { public static ?string $logName = 'orders'; }
Append / prepend tasks
Via the tasks array in the config file piped-tasks.php, it is possible to add tasks to a process. It allows you to dynamically modify a process using to the Config::set() method:
First, publish the config file:
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=piped-tasks
Add your process class and append or prepend your(s) task(s) class(es):
<?php declare(strict_types=1); return [ 'tasks' => [ Process::class => [ 'prepend' => [ FirstTask::class, SecondTask::class, ], 'append' => [ LastTask::class, ], ] ], ];
Testing
composer test
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.