Laravel Actions Plugin
Laravel Actions is a popular package which allows users to organize their application logic into "action" classes and then run that class as anything they want. Out of the box, these actions cannot be used as workflow jobs as they are not implementing the required methods Venture expects each workflow job to have.
Luckily, Venture comes with a first-party plugin that adds a compatibility bridge between the two packages.
Activating the plugin
To activate the plugin, may call Venture::registerPlugin inside your application's service provider.
<?php
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;
use Sassnowski\Venture\Venture;
use Sassnowski\Venture\Plugin\LaravelActions\LaravelActions;
class AppServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
public function register(): void
{
Venture::registerPlugin(
LaravelActions::class,
);
}
}
Venture will then register special job decorator classes that Laravel Actions will use when turning an action into a job via makeJob. These decorator classes are compatible with Venture and should be completely opaque to your application.
Usage
To add an action to a workflow, you need to call the action's makeJob method instead of creating a new instance of the action via new.
<?php
use App\Actions\OptimizePodcast;
use App\Actions\ProcessPodcast;
use App\Actions\ReleaseOnTransistorFM;
use Sassnowski\Venture\AbstractWorkflow;
use Sassnowski\Venture\WorkflowDefinition;
class PublishPodcastWorkflow extends AbstractWorkflow
{
public function __construct(private Podcast $podcast)
{
}
public function definition(): WorkflowDefinition
{
return $this->define('Publish Podcast')
->addJob(OptimizePodcast::makeJob($this->podcast))
->addJob(ProcessPodcast::makeJob($this->podcast))
->addJob(
ReleaseOnTransistorFM::makeJob($this->podcast),
[OptimizePodcast::class, ProcessPodcast::class],
);
}
}