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Package laravel-cronjobs
Short Description Package for made and modify easly the cronjob system
License MIT
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Informations about the package laravel-cronjobs
Laravel - Cronjobs
Requeriments
Must have a schedule:work running
For test execute:
If you have queue in redis must have running queue listener
For test execute:
Installation - Composer
You can install the package via composer:
Or manually add this to your composer.json:
composer.json
If you are using Laravel 5.5 and up, the service provider will automatically get registered.
For older versions of Laravel (<5.5), you have to add the service provider:
config/app.php
Install database migrations
Publish React front and config:
Publish config:
CAUTION: YOU MUST BE SECURIZE THIS URL PATH, THIS PACKAGE HAVE FULL ACCESS TO ALL CONTROLLERS ADDING CORRECT NAMESPACES
Easy way: config/aravel-cronjobs.php
Extra: for the advanced access list I recommend my other package:laravel-access-list Usage:
Usage
Go to http://your_app/cronjobs
- Name => Free Text
- Description => Free Text
- Controller => Must add the namespace + controller Ex:
App\Http\Controllers\FooController - Function => Must be a public or static function without mandatory parameters
- Edit cron, is a Linux cron job system Ex: 10 * * * * (Execute every hour at 10 AM) you can see preview of time runs
Events
Added 2 event emitters to catch if cronjob has been executed successfully or have an error:
Artisan
You can list and execute manually cronjobs via artisan:
Show cronjobs:
Execute manually cronjob:
