test-magenx/module-asynchronous-operations

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100.4.3 2021-10-10 22:11 UTC

Requires

• php: ~7.3.0||~7.4.0
• magento/framework: 103.0.*
• magento/framework-bulk: 101.0.*
• magento/framework-message-queue: 100.4.*
• magento/module-authorization: 100.4.*
• magento/module-backend: 102.0.*
• magento/module-ui: 101.2.*

Suggests

• magento/module-admin-notification: 100.4.*
• magento/module-logging: *

OSL-3.0, AFL-3.0

README

This component is designed to provide a response for a client that launched the bulk operation as soon as possible and postpone handling of operations moving them to the background handler.

Installation details

The Magento_AsynchronousOperations module creates the following tables in the database:

• magento_bulk
• magento_operation
• magento_acknowledged_bulk

Before disabling or uninstalling this module, note that the following modules depends on this module:

• Magento_WebapiAsync

For information about module installation in Magento 2, see Enable or disable modules.

Extensibility

Extension developers can interact with the Magento_AsynchronousOperations module. For more information about the Magento extension mechanism, see Magento plug-ins.

The Magento dependency injection mechanism enables you to override the functionality of the Magento_AsynchronousOperations module.

Layouts

This module introduces the following layouts and layout handles in the view/adminhtml/layout directory:

• bulk_bulk_details
• bulk_bulk_details_modal
• bulk_index_index

For more information about layouts in Magento 2, see the Layout documentation.

UI components

You can extend Magento_AsynchronousOperations module using the following configuration files in the view/adminhtml/ui_component/ directory:

• bulk_details_form
• bulk_details_form_modal
• bulk_listing
• failed_operation_listing
• failed_operation_modal_listing
• notification_area
• retriable_operation_listing
• retriable_operation_modal_listing

For information about UI components in Magento 2, see Overview of UI components.