An easy way to generate a crontab based on the application path.
Unlike similar Symfony bundles, this one does not provide a worker, it actually replaces the user's crontab.
This bundle is compatible with Symfony 4/5+. Use 0.1.*
tag for earlier versions compatibility.
composer require bentools/crontab-bundle 0.2.*
With Symfony Flex, you're already done!
Create a sample crontab in config/crontab.dist
:
# config/crontab.dist
0 0 * * * php {%kernel.project_dir%}/bin/console your:favorite:command
As you can see, {%kernel.project_dir%}
is a container parameter.
It will be replaced at runtime with its current value. You can use any container parameter wrapped with curly braces.
This will give you a preview of your crontab:
php bin/console crontab:update --dry-run --dump
To apply your crontab, run this:
php bin/console crontab:update
Now if you execute crontab -l
in your shell you should see something like this:
0 0 * * * php /home/me/my-project/bin/console your:favorite:command
Yes.
Sure: create a config/packages/bentools_crontab.yaml
and change the dist_file
parameter:
bentools_crontab:
dist_file: '%env(CRONTAB_SAMPLE_FILE)%' # That's an example.
--no-interaction # Skip confirmation question
--dry-run # Do not update crontab for real
--output-file=/path/to/generated_crontab # Change output file (which is a tmp file by default)
--dump # Show generated crontab content
Yes. Use this bundle only if you consider it to be the only crontab entry point.
./vendor/bin/pest
MIT