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Talking about distributed computers & servers, it is quite normal nowadays to communicate between servers.

Unlike a regular conversation though, there's no guarantee the message gets delivered only once, arrives in the right order, or even gets a "got it!" reply.

Thus, we haveInbox Pattern to help us to achieve that.

The Inbox Pattern is a popular design pattern in the microservice architecture that ensures:

• High availability ✅
• Guaranteed webhook deliverance, no msg lost ✅
• Guaranteedexactly-once/unique webhook requests ✅
• Execute webhook requestsin ORDER/sequence ✅
• (Optional) High visibility & debug all prev requests ✅

And with that being said:

Laravel Inbox Process (powered by ShipSaaS) ships everything out-of-the-box andhelps you to roll out the inbox process in no time 😎🚀.

• Laravel 10 & 11
• PHP 8.2+
• MySQL 8, MariaDB, Postgres 13+ and SQLite

Install the library:

composer require shipsaas/laravel-inbox-process

Export config & migration files and then run the migration:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-inbox-processphp artisan migrate

Visit:ShipSaaS Inbox Documentation

Best practices, usage & notes are well documented too 😎!

Runcomposer test 😆

Available Tests:

• Unit Testing 💪
• Integration Testing against MySQL & PostgreSQL for theinbox:work command 😎
• Human validation (lol) 🔥

ShipSaaS loves tests, we won't ship sh!tty libraries 🌹

• Seth Phat

Feel free to submit any PR, please follow PSR-1/PSR-12 coding conventions and testing is a must.

If this package is helpful, please give it a ⭐️⭐️⭐️. Thank you!

MIT License