PHP Task/Cron Scheduler

A set of code to help you run any cron jobs or task scheduler that can be easily integrated in your project, or run it as a standalone command scheduler.

How to Use

After pulling from composer or download it from the repo, create a scheduler.php file in your project directory as follows:

scheduler.php

<?php require_once __DIR__.'/vendor/autoload.php';

use CT\Scheduler\Kernel;
use YourProject/YourEvent; // more details below

// create your own kernel to run task/cron
$scheduler = new Kernel;

// choose or set any schedule for your kernel
$scheduler->add(new YourEvent())->daily(); // set to run task on daily basis

// let the scheduler run on its schedule that has been set
$scheduler->run();

YourEvent.php

Create or have any events that you want inside YourProject directory, but be sure to extend Event class from CT\Scheduler\Event;. And should be implement handle() method.

use CT\Scheduler\Event;

class YourEvent extends Event
{
    public function handle()
	{
    	// your event code here..
	}
}

Usage Example

See PHP Telegram Reminder. On SendReminderEvent.php.

Units of Time

There are units of time that you can use to run tasks on your chosen basis.

• everyMinute
• everyTenMinutes
• everyThirtyMinutes
• hourlyAt
• hourly
• dailyAt
• daily
• twiceDaily
• monday
• tuesday
• wednesday
• thursday
• friday
• saturday
• sunday
• weekdays
• weekends
• monthly
• monthlyOn
• at

Examples:

Run on every Friday.

$scheduler->add(new YourEvent())->friday();

Run only on Workdays.

$scheduler->add(new YourEvent())->weekdays(); // Run on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday

Run only on Weekends.

$scheduler->add(new YourEvent())->weekdays(); // Run on Saturday and Sunday

Run Every Minute on Friday

$scheduler->add(new YourEvent())->friday()->everyMinute(); // Run on Friday, and every minute

Notice that you can couple and decoupled it easily if you want to run it on Friday but in every minute.

License

MIT License