Widget to view and execute queue from the UI

Created on 3 January 2017, over 8 years ago

Updated 20 April 2023, over 2 years ago

Like this module a lot and I have included it as a recommendation into DRD → for Drupal 8. What I would like to see is a widget, that can be added as a block to any page which displays the status of the queue (maybe only for a specified queue category) and starts execution of the queue as a batch triggered by an ajax callback triggered from the UI. The widget should then permanently update itself to show the current status and the number of remaining items in the queue.

Background: with DRD there are a lot of actions to be executed, added to the queue either by the administrator by selecting them in the DRD ui or by other events like DrupalConsole or Drush commands. The items in the queue should be executed as soon as possible but ideally without extra triggers by the user. Very frequent cron runs would do the job but this is a problem with some hosting companies as they don't allow that to happen. Also, the feedback from executing the queue in the UI would be very helpful to the user while being navigating through the DRD.

Maybe other use cases would also benefit from such a widget. What do you think?

I'd be more than happy to contribute to such a development, probably as a separate module or a sub-module to queue_ui. But I wanted to check with the maintainers of queue_ui first, if they had similar ideas before or if they wanted to discuss that with me before putting more effort into this.

✨ Feature request

Status

Postponed: needs info

Version

3.1

Component

Code

Created by

🇩🇪Germany jurgenhaas Gottmadingen

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🇺🇸United States mortona2k Seattle
This would be nice widget to have at the top of the admin page when inspecting a queue. Currently, we have to go back to the list of queues to run one. This would make testing and developing queue workers a little easier.
Status changed to Needs work 11 months ago7:25am 7 October 2024
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🇺🇦Ukraine voleger Ukraine, Rivne
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🇺🇦Ukraine voleger Ukraine, Rivne
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🇺🇦Ukraine voleger Ukraine, Rivne
We need to introduce an access level to view and operate each queue first. See ✨ Only show queues in the overview if the user has permission to process that queue Active
Then we can combine new access levels with the visibility of the Queue UI block derivatives.

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