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Informations about the package consoleevents

Console Events for Laravel Commands

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What is it?

This package allows you to have events triggered by your Artisan Commands. The events available are:

Bmitch\ConsoleEvents\Events\CommandStarting Triggered when an Artisan Command is starting.

Bmitch\ConsoleEvents\Events\CommandTerminating Triggered when an Artisan Command is terminating.

Why use it?

The main reason I created this package was for a use case where multiple commands were executed nightly and I wanted an easy way to log when they started and stopped. By hooking into these events it makes it easy.

How to Install

Add to composer

Modify commands to extend custom class

In any command that you wish to trigger these events simply replace the:

with

Create and Register Listeners

Create two listeners within the app/Listeners folder like this:

Then register it within the app\Providers\EventServiceProvider.php class:

Seeing the results

Run your command and check laravel.log. You should see an entry that was triggered by the CommandStartingListener.

Something like:

Additional Methods

The Bmitch\ConsoleEvents\Command class automatically tracks how long it takes to execute and provides a getExecutionTime() method to make it easy to add this data when Logging data.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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