Batch process in Drupal 9 | Drupal 10 | Drupal 8.
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- In this video explained about batch process in Drupal 8, Drupal 9 and Drupal 10.
Explained about how to create nodes using batch process in Drupal.
Create a batch process in Drupal 8, Drupal 9 and Drupal 10.
How To Use Batch API in Drupal 8?
How To Use Batch API in Drupal 9?
How To Use Batch API in Drupal 10?
Batch API overview
Custom batch process in Drupal.
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The Other issue, while Batch was a really powerful tool in Drupal we now have the Queue API. With a bit of modification to this example you can use the Queue API which will do a similar thing to Batch, however it will not be subject to maintaining a connection to the site. This is important for folks who have spotty internet and may lose a connection or power during a large process.
You can use Batch and Queue APIs in conjunction to visually see the progress of a Queue/Batch operation as well, there are also a couple of great modules of Queue API that provide a UI interface to see the processes that are on.
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Hey, I have an issue with batch on drupal 10 in pantheon env, the same batch code is running in drupal 9 and drupal 10 on my local, but the batch is not even starting on drupal 10 pantheon, do you have any idea why its happening?
Seems issue is on Pantheon platform. You need to check with them.
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Sure
You have several issues with your approach. Because you are doing a Foreach in the submit handler prior to starting the Batch operation, you can easily create a issue where you have a timeout based on the source you are processing from. It is better to not do the foreach at all, and instead do a initial call inside the first iteration of the batch operation, storing the results into the $context array that you can then process through.
This allows you to avoid timeouts, but for even larger things where memory is a issue, you could instead do multiple calls, at the beginning of each operation loading smaller subsets of the api response (as many api's include a limit and pagination feature). This will allow your batch to process large amounts of data from third party APIs without failing.
This same approach can be applied to large CSV files.
Initially I tried the way you explained in above comments. Like passing whole array without for loop iteration to the batchProcess() and did the foreach iteration in this function. This process was taking quite time to initialising the batch process.