Filament•2d ago

table row action to run a job?

I'm loocking for a table row action to run a job (script, service class...). I have a job (command) and i want run it with a click of a table row action. I need the record id in the script. i think the biggest challenge is the output of the success/failure message? how can i simply call a script is there an easy way? Something like that:

Action::make('run something')
    ->requiresConfirmation() // with or without
    ->action(fn ([Model] $record) => $record->[ run a job ])

Action::make('run something')
    ->requiresConfirmation() // with or without
    ->action(fn ([Model] $record) => $record->[ run a job ])

Does anyone have a tip for me?

Solution:

For example with the action-pattern $result = (new UpdateJobSearches)->run($record->id). Return the data you need and build your response with it.

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Dennis Koch•2d ago

Should it be sync or async/queued?

Steff•2d ago

Hm, i think sync.

Dennis Koch•2d ago

What are you currently using? A Command? I'd extract the common logic to a class and call it from both. It's not really a Filament issue, more of a code structure thing.

Steff•2d ago

Yes, currently a Command. And yes i want it to extract. i don't know, how to start the job or this class from the action and return a message. is there a rudimentary example? PS: The job searches the relevant rows of the client (multitenancy) and creates or updates relationships between the data records. this takes a few seconds.

Dennis Koch•2d ago

i don't know, how to start the job or this class from the action and return a message. is there a rudimentary example?

If you extract it, it's just calling your new class.

Solution

Dennis Koch•2d ago

For example with the action-pattern $result = (new UpdateJobSearches)->run($record->id). Return the data you need and build your response with it.

Steff•2d ago

Ok, i try it. Thx.

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table row action to run a job?