How to use horizon to manage queues in a current project written with lumen? I will have to make a laravel project and point the redis server port to the lumen server?
So will there be no Lumen support ? I tried to hack it in there but its missing to much:
config_path() //easily fixable in bootstrap/app.php
Call to undefined method Laravel\Lumen\Application::routesAreCached() //also relatively easy to fix by commenting out the if call in the support librarie used
Call to undefined method Laravel\Lumen\RoutingRouter::prefix()
....
At the last one i stopped since it seemed not to end...
Hi, i just migrated all the project to Laravel, it's really easy (about one~two hours of work). Can't live more without horizon :)
My adaptation of Horizon for Lumen. Tested with Lumen 5.5
@taylorotwell @themsaid please help me solve the following puzzle:
Stunningly fast APIs and micro-servicesStunningly fast micro-framework - that is intended for usage to build high traffic APIs/micro-services - where even 10% increase in performance over Laravel really mattersHey @driesvints,
I've noticed that Horizon 2.1.0 has been released.
Is Lumen support completely discarded by Laravel team? :-(
Any recommended workaround for using Horizon with Lumen?
Hello @jfoliveira,
Horizon and Telescope both have an API, so you could have a logger in Lumen that connects to the instances that have Horizon/Telescope running.
Can I use Laravel Horizon like this >
If so, is there any example or suggestions to achieve that?
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