Register Your Scheduled Commands

To register the scheduled commands this bundle implements a concept of "schedule providers", thanks to Symfony's autoconfigure feature, the only thing required is to create services that implement EonX\EasySchedule\Interfaces\ScheduleProviderInterface. The ScheduleInterface passed to the schedule method offers all the features of the Laravel Console Scheduling (opens new window).

// src/Schedule/MyScheduleProvider.php

use EonX\EasySchedule\Interfaces\ScheduleInterface;
use EonX\EasySchedule\Interfaces\ScheduleProviderInterface;

final class MyScheduleProvider implements ScheduleProviderInterface
{
    public function schedule(ScheduleInterface $schedule): void
    {
        $schedule
            ->command('poc:hello-world', ['-v'])
            ->everyMinute()
            ->setMaxLockTime(120);
    
        $schedule
            ->command('poc:hello-world-2')
            ->everyFiveMinutes();
    }
}

Run The Schedule

This bundle providers a console command to run the schedule:

$ php bin/console schedule:run