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Informations about the package cron-bundle
Cron Bundle
Cron integration for symfony.
Installation
Installing this bundle can be done through these simple steps:
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Add the bundle to your project as a composer dependency:
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Add the bundle to your application kernel:
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Update your DB schema
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Start using the bundle:
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To run your cron jobs automatically, add the following line to your (or whomever's) crontab:
OR If you don't have a dedicated cron daemon (e.g. in Heroku), you can use:
Available commands
list
Show a list of all jobs. Job names are show with if they are enabled and otherwise.
create
Create a new job.
delete
Delete a job. For your own protection, the job must be disabled first.
enable
Enable a job.
disable
Disable a job.
run
which we borrowed from Symfony. Make sure to check out php-cs-fixer as this will help you a lot. Please note that
--forceforces the job to be executed (even if disabled) based on the job schedule
run now, independent of the job schedule
run in non-cli contexts (i.e. from a controller)
start
Start the cron as a daemon. By default it forks itself to the background and suppresses any output. The --blocking option will keep it in the foreground and will display output. This is useful when you don't have a dedicated cron daemon (e.g. on Heroku).
stop
Stops the background cron daemon started with cron:start. This is not applicable when the daemon was started with --blocking.
If you would like to help, take a look at the list of issues.
Requirements
PHP 5.5.9 or above
Author and contributors
Dries De Peuter - http://nousefreak.be
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
License
CronBundle is licensed under the MIT license.
All versions of cron-bundle with dependencies
ext-pcntl Version *
ext-posix Version *
cron/cron Version ^1.0.1
doctrine/collections Version *
doctrine/dbal Version *
doctrine/orm Version >=2.4.5
doctrine/persistence Version *
symfony/config Version ^5.0|^6.0|^7.0
symfony/console Version ^5.0|^6.0|^7.0
symfony/dependency-injection Version ^5.0|^6.0|^7.0
symfony/http-kernel Version ^5.0|^6.0|^7.0
symfony/process Version ^5.0|^6.0|^7.0