);
}
+ /**
+ * (EXPERIMENTAL) Scan extensions for a list of auto-registered interfaces.
+ *
+ * This hook is currently experimental. It is a means to implementing `mixin/scan-classes@1`.
+ * If there are no major difficulties circa 5.55, then it can be marked stable.
+ *
+ * @param string[] $classes
+ * List of classes which may be of interest to the class-scanner.
+ */
+ public static function scanClasses(array &$classes) {
+ self::singleton()->invoke(['classes'], $classes, self::$_nullObject,
+ self::$_nullObject, self::$_nullObject, self::$_nullObject, self::$_nullObject,
+ 'civicrm_scanClasses'
+ );
+ }
+
/**
* This hook is called when we are determining the contactID for a specific
* email address
}
/**
- * This hook is called when a module-extension is installed.
- * Each module will receive hook_civicrm_install during its own installation (but not during the
- * installation of unrelated modules).
+ * Run early installation steps for an extension. Ex: Create new MySQL table.
+ *
+ * This dispatches directly to each new extension. You will only receive notices for your own installation.
+ *
+ * If multiple extensions are installed simultaneously, they will all run
+ * `hook_install`/`hook_enable` back-to-back (in order of dependency).
+ *
+ * This runs BEFORE refreshing major caches and services (such as
+ * `ManagedEntities` and `CRM_Logging_Schema`).
+ *
+ * @see https://docs.civicrm.org/dev/en/latest/hooks/hook_civicrm_install
*/
public static function install() {
// Actually invoke via CRM_Extension_Manager_Module::callHook
throw new \RuntimeException(sprintf("The method %s::%s is just a documentation stub and should not be invoked directly.", __CLASS__, __FUNCTION__));
}
+ /**
+ * Run later installation steps. Ex: Call a bespoke API-job for the first time.
+ *
+ * This dispatches directly to each new extension. You will only receive notices for your own installation.
+ *
+ * If multiple extensions are installed simultaneously, they will all run
+ * `hook_postInstall` back-to-back (in order of dependency).
+ *
+ * This runs AFTER refreshing major caches and services (such as
+ * `ManagedEntities` and `CRM_Logging_Schema`).
+ *
+ * @see https://docs.civicrm.org/dev/en/latest/hooks/hook_civicrm_postInstall
+ */
+ public static function postInstall() {
+ // Actually invoke via CRM_Extension_Manager_Module::callHook
+ throw new \RuntimeException(sprintf("The method %s::%s is just a documentation stub and should not be invoked directly.", __CLASS__, __FUNCTION__));
+ }
+
/**
* This hook is called when a module-extension is uninstalled.
* Each module will receive hook_civicrm_uninstall during its own uninstallation (but not during the
);
}
+ /**
+ * Fire `hook_civicrm_queueRun_{$runner}`.
+ *
+ * This event only fires if these conditions are met:
+ *
+ * 1. The `$queue` has been persisted in `civicrm_queue`.
+ * 2. The `$queue` has a `runner` property.
+ * 3. The `$queue` has some pending tasks.
+ * 4. The system has a queue-running agent.
+ *
+ * @param \CRM_Queue_Queue $queue
+ * @param array $items
+ * List of claimed items which we may evaluate.
+ * @param array $outcomes
+ * The outcomes of each task. One of 'ok', 'retry', 'fail'.
+ * Keys should match the keys in $items.
+ */
+ public static function queueRun(CRM_Queue_Queue $queue, array $items, &$outcomes) {
+ $runner = $queue->getSpec('runner');
+ if (empty($runner) || !preg_match(';^[A-Za-z0-9_]+$;', $runner)) {
+ throw new \CRM_Core_Exception("Cannot autorun queue: " . $queue->getName());
+ }
+ return self::singleton()->invoke(['queue', 'items', 'outcomes'], $queue, $items,
+ $outcomes, $exception, self::$_nullObject, self::$_nullObject,
+ 'civicrm_queueRun_' . $runner
+ );
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * Fired if the status of a queue changes.
+ *
+ * @param \CRM_Queue_Queue $queue
+ * @param string $status
+ * New status.
+ * Ex: 'completed', 'active', 'aborted'
+ */
+ public static function queueStatus(CRM_Queue_Queue $queue, string $status): void {
+ self::singleton()->invoke(['queue', 'status'], $queue, $status,
+ self::$_nullObject, self::$_nullObject, self::$_nullObject, self::$_nullObject,
+ 'civicrm_queueStatus'
+ );
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * This is called if automatic execution of a queue-task fails.
+ *
+ * The `$outcome` may be modified. For example, you might inspect the $item and $exception -- and then
+ * decide whether to 'retry', 'delete', or 'abort'.
+ *
+ * @param \CRM_Queue_Queue $queue
+ * @param \CRM_Queue_DAO_QueueItem|\stdClass $item
+ * The enqueued item $item.
+ * In principle, this is the $item format determined by the queue, which includes `id` and `data`.
+ * In practice, it is typically an instance of `CRM_Queue_DAO_QueueItem`.
+ * @param string $outcome
+ * The outcome of the task. Legal values:
+ * - 'retry': The task encountered a problem, and it should be retried.
+ * - 'delete': The task encountered a non-recoverable problem, and it should be deleted.
+ * - 'abort': The task encountered a non-recoverable problem, and the queue should be stopped.
+ * - 'ok': The task finished normally. (You won't generally see this, but it could be useful in some customizations.)
+ * The default outcome for task-errors is determined by the queue settings (`civicrm_queue.error`).
+ * @param \Throwable|null $exception
+ * If the task failed, this is the cause of the failure.
+ */
+ public static function queueTaskError(CRM_Queue_Queue $queue, $item, &$outcome, ?Throwable $exception) {
+ return self::singleton()->invoke(['job', 'params'], $queue, $item,
+ $outcome, $exception, self::$_nullObject, self::$_nullObject,
+ 'civicrm_queueTaskError'
+ );
+ }
+
/**
* This hook is called before a scheduled job is executed
*