Operation

You can generate an operation by running the following command.

php artisan next:operation NotifySubscribers Blog

INFO

Generated operation will be at app/Modules/BlogModule/Operations/NotifySubscribersOperation.php

Arguments

• operation — name of the generated operation file (Operation is appended when missing)
• module — name of the module where the operation will be generated (Module is appended when missing). Before v4 this argument was named domain; positional usage is unchanged.

Options

• --force — overwrites an existing file at the same path. See more at:
  • OperationMakeCommand.php

Calling jobs from an operation

WARNING

Operation must extend Laranex\NextLaravel\Cores\Operation to use the run or runInQueue methods. They work exactly like the Feature methods. Operations themselves cannot be queued.

use App\Models\Blog;
use App\Modules\BlogModule\Jobs\NotifyViaEmailJob;
use App\Modules\BlogModule\Jobs\NotifyViaPushNotificationJob;
use Laranex\NextLaravel\Cores\Operation;

class NotifySubscribersOperation extends Operation
{
    public function __construct(private Blog $blog) {}

    public function handle(): void
    {
        $this->run(new NotifyViaEmailJob($this->blog));
        $this->run(new NotifyViaPushNotificationJob($this->blog));
    }
}

Calling queue jobs from an operation

class NotifySubscribersOperation extends Operation
{
    public function __construct(private Blog $blog) {}

    public function handle(): void
    {
        $this->runInQueue(new NotifyViaEmailJob($this->blog));
        $this->runInQueue(new NotifyViaPushNotificationJob($this->blog));
    }
}