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ibrostudio/laravel-piped-tasks
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Manage tasks workflows through Laravel Pipes

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Laravel Piped Tasks
===================

[](#laravel-piped-tasks)

Manage tasks workflows through Laravel Pipes.

Concept
-------

[](#concept)

A **process** defines the order of **tasks** executed through a pipe.

Each process is associated with a **payload**. Payload is a mutable object passed to each task to retrieve, add, or update data.

Each steps of a process can be loggued through [Spatie laravel-activitylog](https://github.com/spatie/laravel-activitylog).

You can use external tasks inside a process with the **Resumable** feature.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Install the package via composer:

```
composer require ibrostudio/laravel-piped-tasks
```

Then create the tables:

```
php artisan piped-tasks:install
```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

**1. Create process**

First you need to generate a process:

```
php artisan make:piped-process CreateOrderProcess
```

Name your process like this : **<Action><Domain>Process**

***Note:*** It is possible to generate processes and tasks for a package.

**2. Define Payload**

You'll find the associated payload to your process in `App\Processes\Payloads` and its interface in `App\Processes\Payloads\Contracts`.

Add properties and methods according to your workflow:

```