[13.x] Make PendingDispatch conditionable

[kevinb1989]

It would be nice to configure queued jobs to be dispatch with some conditions.

I am working for a cryptocurrency company, we don't want to deal with fraudulent customers. At the same time, for better conversion, certain customers don't have to submit their personal details before payment is done.

class Customer extends Model
{
    public function hasSufficientPersonalDetails(): bool
    {
        return $this->name
            && ($this->phone_number || $this->email)
            && $this->addresses->isNotEmpty();
    }
}

use App\Jobs\SendPersonalDetailsToFraudDetectionTool;

// After payment is done.
SendPersonalDetailsToFraudDetectionTool::dispatch($customer)
    ->when($customer->hasSufficientPersonalDetails(), fn ($job) => $job->withoutDelay());

// Or
SendPersonalDetailsToFraudDetectionTool::dispatch($customer)
    ->unless($customer->hasSufficientPersonalDetails(), fn ($job) => $job->delay(180));

This is important to us, the earlier our fraud tool got the data, the earlier it can assess and stop fraudulent customers.

[jackbayliss]

Nice! I wonder if #59879 may help with this too? 😁

[kevinb1989]

@jackbayliss cool feature, I have no idea about that 👀.

Still, this new feature could still be valuable when the conditions are outside the job.

For example, scammers mostly target credit card, so I could do:

SendPersonalDetailsToFraudDetectionTool::dispatch($customer)
    ->when(request()->paidByCreditCard(), fn ($job) => $job->withoutDelay());