cron

Scheduled jobs module for Infuse Framework

Installation

1. Install the package with composer:

   composer require infuse/cron
   

2. Add the console command to run jobs to console.commands in your app's configuration:

   'console' => [
      // ...
      'commands' => [
         // ...
         'Infuse\Cron\Console\RunScheduledCommand'
      ]
   ]

3. Add the migration to your app's configuration:

   'modules' => [
      'migrations' => [
         // ...
         'Cron'
      ],
      'migrationPaths' => [
         // ...
         'Cron' => 'vendor/infuse/cron/src/migrations'
      ]
   ]

4. Add scheduled jobs to the cron section of your app's configuration:

   'cron' => [
      [
         'id' => 'users:cleanup',
         'class' => 'App\Users\ScheduledJobs\Cleanup',
         'minute' => 0,
         'hour' => 0,
         'expires' => 60,
         'successUrl' => 'https://webhook.example.com'
      ],
      [
         'id' => 'orgs:bill',
         'class' => 'App\Billing\ScheduledJobs\Bill'
      ]
   ]

5. Code up your jobs. Each job class must be invokeable.

6. Add this to your crontab to begin running app cron jobs in the background:

   *	*	*	*	*	php /var/www/example.com/infuse cron:run

Events

You can subscribe to events with event subscribers from the symfony/event-dispatcher component. Your subscribers an listen to these events:

• schedule_run.begin
• schedule_run.finished
• cron_job.begin
• cron_job.finished

When you have created an event subscriber you can add it to your config like this:

'cronSubscribers' => [
    'App\EventSubscribers\MySubscriber'
]

Webhooks

You can optionally specify a URL that will be called upon a successful run. The output from the run will be available using the m query parameter. This was designed to be compatible with Dead Man's Snitch.