README

Asynchronous storage driver for Laravel Telescope

If you use Telescope in production and you are concerned with the amount of work Telescope does to store its entries during the request, you may use this driver to offload its storage jobs to the queue worker.

1. Install:

composer require sweetstack/async-telescope

1. Add this line to your config/telescope.php:

    ...
    'async' => true,

You may use this switch to toggle the async mode on and off according to your needs.

1. Add these lines to your app/Providers/TelescopeServiceProvider.php:

use Sweetstack\AsyncTelescope\AsyncDatabaseEntriesRepository;

...

public function register()
{
    ...

    AsyncDatabaseEntriesRepository::register($this->app);
}

You should be all set, now Telescope will queue storage jobs instead of using the database directly during the request.

Additionally, if you want to configure a separate connection and / or queue for the jobs pushed by the async driver, add in config/telescope.php:

    'storage' => [
     
        ...
        
        'async' => [
            'connection' => 'redis',
            'queue' => 'default',
        ],
    ],