PHP Laravel timed Task schedule

Premise: This method is to use Linux crontab timed tasks to help implement Laravel scheduling (Mac also).
First, add crontab scheduled Tasks, here only to do a brief introduction.
Add the following with the command crontab-e

/usr/local/bin/php /usr/local/var/www/projectName/artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1

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The above command crontab every minute to tune the Laravel Schedule command, and then laravel judgment to perform the task.
Note: To be aware of PHP and artisan directories, which PHP can view the PHP directory
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In addition the preceding command 5 * stands for minutes, hours, days, months, and weeks respectively.
Minutes: 0-59 integers, default * and */1 for 1 minutes.
Hours: An integer of 0-23.
Days: An integer of 1-31.
Month: An integer of 1-12.
Week: 0-7 of integers, 0 and 7 all represent Sunday.
Crontab-l can list the current scheduled tasks.

Second, add Laravel Dispatch task.
1. Define your dispatch task in the App\console\kernel class:

<?phpnamespace App\console;use Illuminate\console\scheduling\schedule;use Laravel\lumen\console\kernel as Consolekernel;use Log;ClassKernelExtendsconsolekernel{/** * The Artisan commands provided by your application. * Define Artisan Command *  @var array */protected $commands = [\app\console\commands\test::class,]; /** * Define the application ' s command schedule. * Define scheduling Tasks * @ Param \illuminate\console\scheduling\schedule $schedule *  @return void */protected function Schedule (schedule $schedule) {//method one: //$schedule->call (function () {//log::info (' Task Scheduler '); //}")->everyminute (); //method Two: $schedule->command ( ' test ')->everyminute ();}}  

The above examples are two implementation methods, one is to use closure, method two is implemented with the artisan command.
There can be a variety of scheduling times:
->cron (' * * * * * * '); To run a task on a custom cron schedule
->everyminute (); Run a task every minute
->everyfiveminutes (); Run a task every five minutes
->everytenminutes (); Run a task every 10 minutes
->everythirtyminutes (); Run a task every 30 minutes
->hourly (); Run a task once per hour
->daily (); Run a task 0 o'clock in the morning every day
->dailyat (' 13:00 '); Run a task 13:00 every day
->twicedaily (1, 13); Run a task every day AT & 13:00
->weekly (); Run a task once a week
->monthly (); Run a task once a month
For additional methods, please refer to: http://laravelacademy.org/post/235.html

Here's how to proceed with method two:
Third, define the method of artisan command:

<?php namespace App\console\commands;use illuminate\console\command;use Log; class test extends command {/** * the console Command name. * *  @var String */protected $name =  ' Test:putcache '; /** * the console command description. *  @var String */protected $description =  ' test controller '; /** * Execute the console command. *  @return mixed * * Public fu Nction handle () {//here to do the specific processing of the task, you can use the Model Log::info ( 

Well, the above can perform scheduled tasks, there is a small trick if the above task is not executed can be used to command PHP artisan list can print out some error messages

PHP Laravel timed Task schedule