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PHP Cron Expression Builder

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Fluent cron expression builder with human-readable methods.

Requirements

Installation

Usage

Static Shortcuts

Use the Cron class for common schedules:

Preset Intervals

Use builder presets for common intervals:

Custom Builder

Build complex expressions with the fluent builder:

The builder implements Stringable, so you can use it directly in string contexts:

Next Run Date

Calculate the next execution time from a cron expression:

Next N Run Dates

Calculate multiple upcoming execution times:

Overlap Detection

Check if cron schedules produce overlapping execution times:

Interval Analysis

Analyze the timing intervals between cron runs:

Validator

Validate cron expression syntax:

Describer

Get human-readable descriptions:

API

Method Returns Description
Cron::everyMinute() string Every minute (* * * * *)
Cron::everyFiveMinutes() string Every 5 minutes (*/5 * * * *)
Cron::everyTenMinutes() string Every 10 minutes (*/10 * * * *)
Cron::everyFifteenMinutes() string Every 15 minutes (*/15 * * * *)
Cron::everyThirtyMinutes() string Every 30 minutes (*/30 * * * *)
Cron::hourly() string Every hour at :00 (0 * * * *)
Cron::hourlyAt(int $minute) string Every hour at given minute
Cron::daily() string Every day at midnight (0 0 * * *)
Cron::dailyAt(string $time) string Every day at HH:MM
Cron::weekly() string Every Sunday at midnight
Cron::weeklyOn(int $day, string $time) string Weekly on given day at time
Cron::monthly() string First of month at midnight
Cron::monthlyOn(int $day, string $time) string Monthly on given day at time
Cron::yearly() string January 1st at midnight
Cron::custom() CronBuilder Start fluent builder
CronBuilder::everyQuarterHour() self Set minute to */15
CronBuilder::everyHalfHour() self Set minute to */30
CronBuilder::weeklyOnDay(string $dayName) self Set day of week by English name
CronExpression::nextRunDate(?DateTimeInterface $from) DateTimeImmutable Next execution time
CronExpression::nextRuns(int $count, ?DateTimeInterface $from) array Next N execution times
CronScheduler::nextRuns(string\|CronExpression $expr, int $count, ?DateTimeInterface $from) array Next N run dates
CronScheduler::overlaps(string\|CronExpression $a, string\|CronExpression $b, int $windowHours, ?DateTimeInterface $from) bool Check if two schedules overlap
CronScheduler::findOverlaps(array $expressions, int $windowHours, ?DateTimeInterface $from) array Find all overlapping pairs
CronInterval::averageInterval(string\|CronExpression $expr, int $sampleSize, ?DateTimeInterface $from) float Average seconds between runs
CronInterval::minInterval(string\|CronExpression $expr, int $sampleSize, ?DateTimeInterface $from) float Minimum seconds between runs
CronInterval::maxInterval(string\|CronExpression $expr, int $sampleSize, ?DateTimeInterface $from) float Maximum seconds between runs
CronValidator::isValid(string $expr) bool Validate cron syntax
CronDescriber::describe(string $expr) string Human-readable description

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