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Informations about the package laravel-cronjobs

Laravel Cronjobs

Database-driven cronjob manager for Laravel. Store jobs in MySQL, schedule each one with its own cron expression, retry/timeout policy, and dispatch them to the queue. Ships with a React admin UI.

Requirements

Installation

The service provider auto-registers via Laravel's package discovery.

Run migrations:

This creates the cronjobs table with fields for name, description, target controller/method, cron expression, backoff, max tries, timeout, retries, and soft-delete.

Configuration

Publish the config:

Default config/laravel-cronjobs.php:

⚠️ Security: the admin UI can dispatch any controller/method in your app. Always protect it with auth and an ACL check. If you use sefirosweb/laravel-access-list:

Publish the React admin UI assets:

Admin UI

Since v13.0.1 the bundled admin UI is a self-contained React 19 + TypeScript + Vite SPA. There are no react-bootstrap / react-crud / toastr dependencies anymore — the bundle is ~115 kB gzipped including self-hosted Geist fonts. Tabs are hash-routed (#cronjobs, #queue).
Cronjobs listing
Edit cron expression modal
Run-now confirmation

The cron-expression modal calls POST /preview_job debounced on every keystroke and shows the next 40 firings of the expression, so the admin can validate the schedule before saving. A one-click cheat sheet of common patterns (* * * * *, 0 * * * *, 0 0 * * *, 0 0 * * 0, 0 0 1 * *) is right under the input.

The Disable / Enable toggle is optimistic: the row's deleted_at flips in cache immediately so the opacity, the "Desactivado" badge and the action buttons update without flicker, with rollback on error.

The Activos / Todos / Desactivados segmented filter at the top of the listing maps directly to ?status= on GET /cronjobs/crud, so the trashed rows are reachable without a SQL detour.

Usage

1. Keep the scheduler running

The service provider registers a cronjobs:pending command on Laravel's scheduler to run every minute. You need Laravel's own scheduler process alive:

…and a queue worker (recommended):

2. Add and manage cronjobs from the UI

Browse to /cronjobs (or whatever prefix you configured). For each job you define:

Field Meaning
Name Free text identifier (unique).
Description Free text.
Controller Fully qualified class, e.g. App\Http\Controllers\Admin\ReportsController.
Function Public method with no required parameters.
Cron expression Standard cron syntax, e.g. 0 3 * * *. The UI shows a preview of the next 40 runs.
Backoff Seconds to wait before retrying after failure.
Max tries Number of retry attempts before marking the job as failed.
Timeout Seconds before the worker kills the job.

3. Listen for events

Each dispatch emits an event that your app can react to:

4. Artisan commands

Testing

The suite uses Orchestra Testbench + SQLite :memory: and covers controller CRUD, the DispatchCronjob job, the Cronjob model (soft-deletes, casts), and the Carbon 3 diffInSeconds regression fix.

When working from the laravel-test harness with Sail:

Versioning

Major versions are aligned with Laravel majors (12.x, 11.x, 9.x …). See the root CLAUDE.md of the test harness for the full policy.

License

MIT.

All versions of laravel-cronjobs with dependencies

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Requires php Version ^8.3
laravel/framework Version ^13.0
dragonmantank/cron-expression Version ^3.3.2
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