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The following code creates a task that will be sent as a POST request to the /worker handler of the application. The task contains name and action data, and will be processed by the default queue:
You can also add tasks in bulk to a queue using PushQueue. In the following example, two PushTask objects are added to a PushQueue using the addTasks() method.
$task1 = new PushTask('/someUrl');$task2 = new PushTask('/someOtherUrl');$queue = new PushQueue();$queue->addTasks([$task1, $task2]);
When you use PushTask and PushQueue, include these statements at the top of your PHP file:
use google\appengine\api\taskqueue\PushTask;use google\appengine\api\taskqueue\PushQueue;
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