Use a separate table instead of sending_queue

[MAILPOET-1571]
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Pavel Dohnal
2019-01-08 11:32:43 +01:00
parent 9080b5260e
commit d346a44974
4 changed files with 13 additions and 13 deletions

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@ -6,13 +6,12 @@ use Carbon\Carbon;
use MailPoet\Models\SendingQueue;
use MailPoet\Models\ScheduledTask;
use MailPoet\Models\Setting;
use MailPoet\Models\StatsNotification;
/**
* TODO:
* - finish stats_notifications table, test if it is working and the migration is creating the table
* - remove all the SendingQueue from here
* - in schedule method add a row to stats_notifications table
* - when sending of post notification or a standard newsletter is finished call schedule
* - add processing of this task to Daemon
* - check JIRA what to do next and how to send the newsletter
@ -41,10 +40,10 @@ class StatsNotifications {
$task->scheduled_at = $this->getNextRunDate();
$task->save();
$queue = SendingQueue::create();
$queue->newsletter_id = $newsletter_id;
$queue->task_id = $task->id;
$queue->save();
$stats_notifications = StatsNotification::create();
$stats_notifications->newsletter_id = $newsletter_id;
$stats_notifications->task_id = $task->id;
$stats_notifications->save();
}
function process() {
@ -80,9 +79,9 @@ class StatsNotifications {
private function isTaskScheduled($newsletter_id) {
$existing = ScheduledTask::table_alias('tasks')
->join(SendingQueue::$_table, 'tasks.id = queues.task_id', 'queues')
->join(StatsNotification::$_table, 'tasks.id = notification.task_id', 'notification')
->where('tasks.type', self::TASK_TYPE)
->where('queues.newsletter_id', $newsletter_id)
->where('notification.newsletter_id', $newsletter_id)
->findMany();
return (bool) $existing;
}