Download the PHP package nanjingboy/schedule without Composer

Schedule:

A simple tool that provides a easy way for writing and deploying cron jobs.

Getting Started:

Here assume your application directory path is: /Users/tom/workspace/test

• cd /Users/tom/workspace/test

• Create composer.json file:

• Install it via composer
• bin/schedule init # Create an initial schedule.php file to define cron jobs

Example schedule.php file:

• $minutes must between 1 and 59.
• $hours must between 1 and 23.
• $daysOfTheMonth must between 1 and 30.
• $daysOfTheWeek must between 0 and 7.
• $months must between 1 and 12.
• $logOptions:
  • log: output STDOUT and STDERR to the given path.
  • standard_log: output STDOUT to the given path.
  • error_log: output STDERR to the given path.
  • if set value of log,standard_log,error_log with null, it will output STDOUT or STDERR to /dev/null.
• The value of $minutes, $hours, $daysOfTheMonth, $daysOfTheWeek, $months can be set with a single integer or array, while methods which start with every only can be set with a single integer.
• Except methods which start with every you must invoke, the other is optional.
• You can replace command method with file, get more information from file invoke.

Environment:

• If a *.env(file name will read from ENV environment) file exists in the current directory, the default environment will be read from it.
• You can also set SCHEDULE_ENV_FILE environment to special a *.env file.
• If ENV and SCHEDULE_ENV_FILE neither be set, the default environment will be read from .env file(if it exists) in the current directory.
• Get a example from: test.env

Cli:

License:

MIT