dekalee / nightly-task-bundle
A bundle to group all your nightly task under one command
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Type:symfony-bundle
Requires
- symfony/console: ~2.3|~3.0|^4.0
- symfony/framework-bundle: ~2.3|~3.0|^4.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ~6
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Last update: 2024-10-29 05:28:49 UTC
README
This bundle will launch all the configured nightly task.
Installation
Use composer to install the bundle
$ composer require dekalee/nightly-task-bundle
If you are not using symfony4 you should activate the bundle in your
AppKernel.php file.
new Dekalee\NightlyTaskBundle\DekaleeNightlyTaskBundle(),
Usage
List commands
To list all the commands register as nightly task command run
$ ./bin/console dekalee:nightly:list
Launch commands
To launch the nigthly tasks, run the command :
$ ./bin/console dekalee:nightly:tasks
Define a command as nightly tasks
With an interface
To define a command as a nigthly task, it should implement the
Dekalee\NightlyTaskBundle\Command\NightlyCommandInterface interface.
This interface will expose two methods:
getPrioritywill define the order in which the command should be run. Higher priority wins.isEssentialwill determine if the nighty task command should fail if this particular command fails.
With a tag
It is also possible to transform a command in a nightly task by tagging the service directly.
tags: - { name: console.command } - { name: dekalee_nightly.task.strategy, priority: 100 }
Your service should be defined as a command and then defined as a nightly task with a priority.
It is not possible to make those kind of command essential.