Create a scheduled task

Using the scheduler, it is not needed to create a separate cronjob for each command. Learn how to register your command to the task scheduler below

Add the scheduled

To add a task to the scheduler of your module, please open the ServiceProvider class of your module in the directory /Providers/ (In this case /Providers/DashservVpsServiceProvider.php)

To prepare for task scheduling, add the following code inside of the boot() function of your ServiceProvider:

$this->callAfterResolving(Schedule::class, function (Schedule $schedule) {

});

Now, you can schedule anything just like written inside of the official laravel documentation. For example, if you want to schedule a custom cli command, the function would look like this:

$this->callAfterResolving(Schedule::class, function (Schedule $schedule) {
	// As you can see, we execute the command every minute. Please use 
	// the auto completion of your IDE or view the official documentation 
	// for all possible intervals.
	
	$schedule->command('dashservvps:checkInstallingProducts')->everyMinute();
});

<?php

namespace custom\modules\DashservVps\Providers;

use App\Framework\Module\HwModuleServiceProvider;
use custom\modules\DashservVps\Console\CheckInstallingProducts;
use Illuminate\Console\Scheduling\Schedule;

class DashservVpsServiceProvider extends HwModuleServiceProvider {
	public function boot() {
		parent::boot();

		$this->commands([
			CheckInstallingProducts::class // <-- Add the class of your command here!
		]);
	}
}

Viewing your scheduled task

To view all the scheduled task and to check if your task was registered correctly, you can execute the following command to view all tasks:

php artisan schedule:list

Running the scheduler on a local environment

To run the scheduler on a local environment without cronjob, just execue the following:

php artisan schedule:work

Your scheduled task does not appear?

Please check that you have installed and activated your module using the hostware administration. If this still not works, please check that your module name is listed in the moduels_statuses.json file in the hostware root directory. If noot, add your module and clear the cache using php artisan cache:clear