How to use Laravel's Horizon for monitoring and managing queues with vue js



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Laravel Horizon is a powerful dashboard and management tool for Laravel queues. It provides real-time monitoring, configuration options, and insights into your application's queued jobs. If you want to integrate Laravel Horizon with Vue.js for a more dynamic and interactive experience, you can follow these steps:

Prerequisites:

  • Make sure you have a Laravel project set up and Laravel Horizon installed.
  • Vue.js should be included in your project.

Steps:

  1. Install Laravel Horizon:

    bash
    composer require laravel/horizon
php artisan horizon:install

  2. Configure Horizon: Update your config/horizon.php file with the necessary configurations.

  3. Run Horizon: Start the Horizon dashboard using the following command:

    bash
    php artisan horizon

    Access the Horizon dashboard at http://your-app.com/horizon.

  4. Integrate Vue.js: Horizon's default UI is built using Vue.js, but if you want to create a custom Vue.js application, you can do so by including Vue.js in your project. Make sure you have Vue.js installed via npm or include it from a CDN.

  5. Create a Vue Component: Create a Vue component that will interact with Horizon API endpoints. You can use Laravel Mix to compile your Vue components.

    javascript
    // resources/js/components/HorizonMonitor.vue

<template>
  <div>
    <!-- Your Vue component HTML structure -->
  </div>
</template>

<script>
export default {
  data() {
    return {
      // Your component data
    };
  },
  mounted() {
    // Fetch data from Horizon API endpoints
    this.fetchHorizonData();
  },
  methods: {
    fetchHorizonData() {
      // Use Axios or any other HTTP library to fetch data from Horizon API
    },
  },
};
</script>

<style scoped>
/* Your component styles */
</style>

  6. Make API Requests: Inside the fetchHorizonData method, make API requests to Horizon's endpoints to retrieve the necessary data for your Vue component. You can use Laravel's Horizon API endpoints to get information about jobs, workers, metrics, etc.

  7. Display Data: Update your component to display the fetched data in an interactive way. You can use charts, tables, or any other visualization library to represent the queue metrics.

  8. Include Component in Blade View: Include your Vue component in a Blade view where you want to display the Horizon monitoring.

    html
    <!-- resources/views/horizon.blade.php -->

@extends('layouts.app')

@section('content')
  <horizon-monitor></horizon-monitor>
@endsection

  9. Compile Vue Components: If you are using Laravel Mix, make sure to run the following command to compile your Vue components:

    bash
    npm run dev

  10. Visit the Page: Visit the page where you included your Vue component, and you should see your custom Vue.js Horizon monitoring dashboard.

Remember to customize the Vue component according to your application's needs and use appropriate styling and visualization libraries for a better user experience.

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