get job Id from dispatch in controller

@siggi This might help you:

In your ReportExportNew class:

class ReportExportNew
{
    use InteractsWithQueue;

    public $jobId;

    // Other properties/methods...

    public function queue($queue, $command)
    {
        $this->jobId = $this->job->getJobId();
        $queue->push($command);
    }
}

Now call this way:

$job = new ReportExportNew(auth()->user()->id, $serializedQuery, $isAdmin);
dispatch($job);
$jobId = $job->jobId;
$this->generateLockFile($jobId);

If the dispatch method in Laravel 10 no longer returns the job instance, you can try using the dispatchNow method, which executes the job immediately and returns the job instance. Here's an example: $job = new ReportExportNew(auth()->user()->id, $serializedQuery, $isAdmin); $jobId = dispatchNow($job); $this->generateLockFile($jobId);

I have just checked the source code. And yes, according to @tisuchi, the key to solve your problem is the getJobId method. And I think we can simply do this:

$jobId = ReportExportNew::dispatch(auth()->user()->id, $serializedQuery, $isAdmin)
	->getJobId();
$this->generateLockFile($jobId);

Edited:

Nope, it's not that easy :). The job is really dispatched within the destructor of the Illuminate\Foundation\Bus\Dispatcher class. So I believe we don't get the job id till the program exits.

I am thinking about registering a listener for the Illuminate\Queue\Events\JobQueued event:

use Illuminate\Queue\Events\JobQueued;

class GenerateLockFile
{
    public function handle(JobQueued $event): void
    {
        if (...) {
            // The $id property of the $event object is the id of the queued job.
            $this->generateLockFile($event->id);
        }
    }
}

@siggi You should instead create your own model to hold the status of whatever this process is.

Create a model instance with a default status of pending when dispatching the job. Then update the status to processing when handling the job, and to a terminal state such as complete or failed when the job is handled or fails.

Hello @siggi , have a solution :

Step 1: Create a new helper : custom dispatch

function custom_dispatch($job): int {
        return app(\Illuminate\Contracts\Bus\Dispatcher::class)->dispatch($job);
}

Step 2: use our custom dispatch to dispatch our jobs

$job = new App\Jobs\YourAwesomeJob($params);

// Dispath your job with our custom_dispatch helper. This will return job id from jobs table
$jobId = custom_dispatch($job);

return $jobId; // 27 // app\Jobs\YourAwesomeJob.php:52

src :dev.to/mitulmlakhani/laravel-delay-dispatch-queue-job-and-get-job-id-36ke

Hi, if you check the docs from laravel v5 you will find some "internal" functions...

\Queue::push(new App\Jobs\YourJob());
\Queue::pushOn('queue-name',new App\Jobs\YourJob());

You can check a lot of functions in Illuminate\Support\Facades\Queue, like later, laterOn, etc.

This functions will return the jobid of your request, this is a way we use in here to solve this problem to have the id of a job in the dispatch process.

$ php artisan tinker
> \Queue::push(new App\Jobs\GenerateQueuesConfig());
= "55fae0ee-7ec0-4f09-9117-7555da36d290" #we use uuid in here, problably you will receive a integer here

Expect that this can help :D