Inspired by Laravel Horizon, a Queue Dashboard to monitor Queue Jobs with following features:
- Work with Queue with 'database' driver.
- Retry one or more Jobs.
- Delete one or more Jobs.
- Emptying Jobs Table.
- Emptying Failed Jobs Table.
- Search any queues, payloads and exceptions.
- Responsive design, enjoy the view at any screen sizes.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a Laravel framework.
Make sure you have choose 'database' driver for Queue in config/queue.php and already have 'failed_jobs' and 'jobs' table.
Require this package:
$ composer require tonysong/dashq
A step by step
Publish resources files (css and js)
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=dashq.assets
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=dashq.config
Navigate to yourweb.com/dashq at browser, and you're ready to go.
The configuration file placed in config/dashq.php
Add DashQ route middleware, such as Login and various checks.
Set route path to DashQ, default is dashq (youweb.com/dashq)
Set database connection which DashQ should connect to database that have jobs and failed_jobs table.
Setup SCSS development.
- Navigate to
resource/assets, and run:
$ npm install
- install Gulp Globally
$ npm install gulp-cli -g
To start compiling watch for changes run:
$ gulp scss:watch -g
To minify SCSS file (production):
$ gulp scss:prod
CSS output will be at /resources/assets/app.css which is already attached to "mock" html files.
LaravelDashQ using plain Javascript, the JS file located at /resources/assets/app.js.
Three files already provided to mock real rendered by Laravel Blade template, home.html, jobs.html, failedjobs.html, these files are located in /resources/assets
To deploy app.js and app.css, run following command:
$ php artisan vendor:publish --tag=dashq.assets --force
- Tony Song - Initial work - [email protected]
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
- Hat tip to Taylor Otwell, the creator of Laravel
- PostCSS, Gulp, etc.