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Asynchronously dispatch messages using Symfony Messanger API and Swoole inter-process communication (Swoole task) without serialization. Notice: Symfony messenger `messenger:consume-messages` command is not supported. Dispatched messages are handled in task worker processes of Swoole server. Usage: 1. Install `symfony/messenger` package via composer 2. Enable task workers inside configuration Example: ```yaml # config/packages/swoole.yaml swoole: http_server: ... settings: ... task_worker_count: auto ``` 3. Configure swoole messenger transport Example: ```yaml # config/packages/messenger.yaml framework: messenger: transports: swoole: swoole://task routing: '*': swoole ``` 4. (optional) Follow official [symfony messenger guide](https://symfony.com/doc/current/messenger.html) to define message object and its handler Relates to #4
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Asynchronously dispatch messages using Symfony Messanger API and Swoole inter-process communication (Swoole task) without serialization. Notice: Symfony messenger `messenger:consume-messages` command is not supported. Dispatched messages are handled in task worker processes of Swoole server. Usage: 1. Install `symfony/messenger` package via composer 2. Enable task workers inside configuration Example: ```yaml # config/packages/swoole.yaml swoole: http_server: ... settings: ... task_worker_count: auto ``` 3. Configure swoole messenger transport Example: ```yaml # config/packages/messenger.yaml framework: messenger: transports: swoole: swoole://task routing: '*': swoole ``` 4. (optional) Follow official [symfony messenger guide](https://symfony.com/doc/current/messenger.html) to define message object and its handler Relates to #4
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Asynchronously dispatch messages using Symfony Messanger API and Swoole inter-process communication (Swoole task) without serialization. Notice: Symfony messenger `messenger:consume-messages` command is not supported. Dispatched messages are handled in task worker processes of Swoole server. Usage: 1. Install `symfony/messenger` package via composer 2. Enable task workers inside configuration Example: ```yaml # config/packages/swoole.yaml swoole: http_server: ... settings: ... task_worker_count: auto ``` 3. Configure swoole messenger transport Example: ```yaml # config/packages/messenger.yaml framework: messenger: transports: swoole: swoole://task routing: '*': swoole ``` 4. (optional) Follow official [symfony messenger guide](https://symfony.com/doc/current/messenger.html) to define message object and its handler Relates to #4
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Asynchronously dispatch messages using Symfony Messanger API and Swoole inter-process communication (Swoole task) without serialization. Notice: Symfony messenger `messenger:consume-messages` command is not supported. Dispatched messages are handled in task worker processes of Swoole server. Usage: 1. Install `symfony/messenger` package via composer 2. Enable task workers inside configuration Example: ```yaml # config/packages/swoole.yaml swoole: http_server: ... settings: ... task_worker_count: auto ``` 3. Configure swoole messenger transport Example: ```yaml # config/packages/messenger.yaml framework: messenger: transports: swoole: swoole://task routing: '*': swoole ``` 4. (optional) Follow official [symfony messenger guide](https://symfony.com/doc/current/messenger.html) to define message object and its handler Relates to #4
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Asynchronously dispatch messages using Symfony Messanger API and Swoole inter-process communication (Swoole task) without serialization. Notice: Symfony messenger `messenger:consume-messages` command is not supported. Dispatched messages are handled in task worker processes of Swoole server. Usage: 1. Install `symfony/messenger` package via composer 2. Enable task workers inside configuration Example: ```yaml # config/packages/swoole.yaml swoole: http_server: ... settings: ... task_worker_count: auto ``` 3. Configure swoole messenger transport Example: ```yaml # config/packages/messenger.yaml framework: messenger: transports: swoole: swoole://task routing: '*': swoole ``` 4. (optional) Follow official [symfony messenger guide](https://symfony.com/doc/current/messenger.html) to define message object and its handler Relates to #4
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Asynchronously dispatch messages using Symfony Messanger API and Swoole inter-process communication (Swoole task) without serialization. Notice: Symfony messenger `messenger:consume-messages` command is not supported. Dispatched messages are handled in task worker processes of Swoole server. Usage: 1. Install `symfony/messenger` package via composer 2. Enable task workers inside configuration Example: ```yaml # config/packages/swoole.yaml swoole: http_server: ... settings: ... task_worker_count: auto ``` 3. Configure swoole messenger transport Example: ```yaml # config/packages/messenger.yaml framework: messenger: transports: swoole: swoole://task routing: '*': swoole ``` 4. (optional) Follow official [symfony messenger guide](https://symfony.com/doc/current/messenger.html) to define message object and its handler Relates to #4
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## (2019-08-11) * docs: Add bug report template (#61) ([45aa20e](45aa20e)), closes [#61](#61) * docs: Add contributing guide (#58) ([f49f159](f49f159)), closes [#58](#58) * docs: Add feature request template (#62) ([a7dbbe1](a7dbbe1)), closes [#62](#62) * docs: Create Code of Conduct (#60) ([e185638](e185638)), closes [#60](#60) * docs(messenger): Add documentation about Symfony Messenger integration (#64) ([37d18bc](37d18bc)), closes [#64](#64) * docs(readme): Add build matrix ([35d88ad](35d88ad)) * ci: Add composer option '--ignore-platform-reqs' to CI Jobs ([f0c2b73](f0c2b73)) * chore(composer): Upgrade dependencies (#59) ([49b75b4](49b75b4)), closes [#59](#59) * feat(messenger): Add Symfony Messenger integration (#56) ([d136313](d136313)), closes [#56](#56) [#4](#4)
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