Queuety
The WordPress workflow engine.
composer require queuety/queuety
Fast Execution
Workers skip the WordPress boot and claim work directly from MySQL. ~5ms overhead per batch.
Durable Workflows
Multi-step processes with persistent state that survive PHP timeouts, crashes, and retries.
Priority Queues
Four priority levels via type-safe enums. Higher priority jobs are always processed first.
Rate Limiting
Per-handler execution limits with sliding window. Workers skip rate-limited handlers automatically.
Recurring Jobs
Interval and cron-based scheduling. Built-in cron parser with no external dependencies.
Parallel Steps
Run workflow steps concurrently and wait for all to complete before advancing.
Metrics & Logging
Permanent database log with throughput, latency percentiles, and error rates per handler.
PHP 8.2+
Enums, readonly classes, match expressions, constructor promotion, and PHP attributes.
Explore the complete Queuety guide, from installation and first use through advanced workflows and API details.