Bundle for simplifying operations with CRON jobs.
Version 2.x is no longer compatible with Symfony version 4.x. In this case, use version 1.x
This Bundle can be installed by Composer:
$ composer require m-adamski/symfony-schedule-bundle
Bundle provide functionality to manage CRON jobs by configuration from specified file.
We need to create class implementing Adamski\Symfony\ScheduleBundle\Model\ManagerInterface interface.
namespace App\Model;
use Adamski\Symfony\ScheduleBundle\Model\ManagerInterface;
use Adamski\Symfony\ScheduleBundle\Model\Schedule;
class ScheduleManager implements ManagerInterface {
public function schedule(Schedule $schedule) {
// TODO: ..
}
}
Then we need to complete the configuration - create file config/packages/schedule.yaml and set path to ScheduleManager:
schedule:
manager: App\Model\ScheduleManager
In function schedule we can configure CRON jobs with required expressions.
For example we want run app:test-command daily at 12:00:
public function schedule(Schedule $schedule) {
$schedule->command("app:test-command")->dailyAt("12:00");
}
Schedule class provide many date-time manipulators. This functionality is inspired by Laravel Tasks Scheduling.
There are many schedules that you can assign to your task.
| Method |
|---|
| cron($expression) |
| everyMinute() |
| everyFiveMinutes() |
| cron($expression) |
| everyMinute() |
| everyFiveMinutes() |
| everyTenMinutes() |
| everyFifteenMinutes() |
| everyThirtyMinutes() |
| hourly() |
| hourlyAt(int $offset) |
| daily() |
| at(string $time) |
| dailyAt(string $time) |
| twiceDaily(int $first = 1, int $second = 13) |
| weekdays() |
| weekends() |
| mondays() |
| tuesdays() |
| wednesdays() |
| thursdays() |
| fridays() |
| saturdays() |
| sundays() |
| weekly() |
| weeklyOn(int $day, string $time = "0:0") |
| monthly() |
| monthlyOn(int $day = 1, string $time = "0:0") |
| twiceMonthly(int $first = 1, int $second = 16) |
| quarterly() |
| yearly() |
| days($days) |
Now it's enough to insert only one entry into crontab on server:
* * * * * php /path-to-project/bin/console schedule:run >> schedule.log 2>&1
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