Level 56
How is your job's class constructor declared?
Job::dispatch() will delegate the parameters to the class constructor.
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May 21, 2024
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Level 3
How to send request object to the job queue
I have a controller which dispatch job to queue.
public function index(Request $request): JsonResponse
{
$userId = auth()->id();
ExportCustomersJob::dispatch($request, $userId);
return $this->sendJsonResponse(...]);
}
I am using Redis for the queue. But as I see the json stored in Redis does not contain params from dispatch() method. Can somebody tell me please how to do it?
Level 3
@rodrigo.pedra this is Job constructor
public function __construct(Request $request, int $customer_id)
{
$this->export = $request;
$this->customer_id = $customer_id;
Log::info('__construct JOB');
Log::info($request);
Log::info($customer_id);
Log::info('__construct JOB END');
}
Level 56
@Čamo as you already figured out with @sabonzy's help, the request object isn't serialized as you'd expect.
Are you using Laravel 11? You can try making use of the Context object:
https://laravel.com/docs/11.x/context
Otherwise, pass the array of filters you need into the job's constructor.
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Level 9
The purpose of queue jobs is to be independent and stateless. Without relying on the status of the active HTTP request, you need to possess all the information required to execute. you can pass the data you need to the job like so $data = $request->only(['name', 'email']); or $data = $request->all();
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Level 3
@Sabonzy I dont agree. The purpose of job is to push long time jobs to the queue and run it as asynchrone job.
Level 3
@Sabonzy But ok it does not matter. I need only some filters from the request object so I can send it as array. But how?
Level 9
@Čamo the way queues operate in Laravel, queue jobs do not by default have access to the HTTP request object. A job is serialized and then unserialized for processing when it is sent to a queue. the HTTP request object contains a large amount of dynamic and non-serializable data, such as file handles, session data, and server context.
Extract the specific data you need from the request and pass it to the job.
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Level 9
@Čamo use $data = $request->only([]); and pass the keys of the data you need.
refer to the docs on Retrieving a Portion of the Input Data
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Level 3
@Sabonzy Yes you are right. The request object contains some closures which can not be serialized.
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@Čamo use $request->only(), or $request->all()
Don't try queuing the complete request object
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