public static function MaestroEngine::getPluginTask in Maestro 3.x
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 8.2 src/Engine/MaestroEngine.php \Drupal\maestro\Engine\MaestroEngine::getPluginTask()
Returns the $task variable populated with a Maestro Task plugin. See the getExecutableFormFields method in MaestroInteractiveFormBase class to see how you can fetch and use a task.
Parameters
string $taskClassName: The task's class name.
int $processID: Optional.
int $queueID: Optional.
Return value
mixed|NULL $task The task is returned in the $task variable. This is one of the plugins defined in Drupal\maestro\Plugin\EngineTasks
12 calls to MaestroEngine::getPluginTask()
- MaestroEngine::cleanQueue in src/
Engine/ MaestroEngine.php - CleanQueue method This is the core method used by the orchestrator to move the process forward and to determine assignments and next steps.
- MaestroEngine::createProductionTask in src/
Engine/ MaestroEngine.php - Creates a task in the Maestro Queue table.
- MaestroEngine::performTemplateValidityCheck in src/
Engine/ MaestroEngine.php - Checks the validity of the template in question.
- MaestroEngine::productionAssignments in src/
Engine/ MaestroEngine.php - Using the queueID, the task's machine name and the template machine name, we assign the task using the appropriate method defined in the template.
- MaestroInteractiveFormBase::getExecutableFormFields in src/
Form/ MaestroInteractiveFormBase.php - Returns the executable form fields for this interactive task.
File
- src/
Engine/ MaestroEngine.php, line 679
Class
- MaestroEngine
- Class MaestroEngine.
Namespace
Drupal\maestro\EngineCode
public static function getPluginTask($taskClassName, $processID = 0, $queueID = 0) {
$manager = \Drupal::service('plugin.manager.maestro_tasks');
$plugins = $manager
->getDefinitions();
$task = NULL;
// Ensure that this task type exists.
if (array_key_exists($taskClassName, $plugins)) {
$task = $manager
->createInstance($plugins[$taskClassName]['id'], [
$processID,
$queueID,
]);
}
return $task;
}