Crontab Recipe

require 'contrib/crontab.php';

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Recipe for adding crontab jobs. This recipe creates a new section in the crontab file with the configured jobs. The section is identified by the crontab:identifier variable, by default the application name.

Configuration

• crontab:jobs - An array of strings with crontab lines.

Usage

require 'contrib/crontab.php';
after('deploy:success', 'crontab:sync');
add('crontab:jobs', [
    '* * * * * cd {{current_path}} && {{bin/php}} artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1',
]);

Configuration

bin/crontab

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Recipe for adding crontab jobs. This recipe creates a new section in the crontab file with the configured jobs. The section is identified by the crontab:identifier variable, by default the application name.

Configuration

• crontab:jobs - An array of strings with crontab lines.

Usage

require 'contrib/crontab.php';
after('deploy:success', 'crontab:sync');
add('crontab:jobs', [
    '* * * * * cd {{current_path}} && {{bin/php}} artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1',
]);

Get path to bin

return which('crontab');

crontab:identifier

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Set the identifier used in the crontab, application name by default

return get('application', 'application');

crontab:use_sudo

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Use sudo to run crontab. When running crontab with sudo, you can use the -u parameter to change a crontab for a different user.

false

Tasks

crontab:sync {#crontab-sync}

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Sync crontab jobs.

crontab:remove {#crontab-remove}

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Remove crontab jobs.