cron-event | Symfony2 bundle to set cron based timers

by litvinab PHP Version: v1.0 License: No License

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cron-event is a PHP library. cron-event has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Symfony2 bundle to set and run cron-based timers and events. It generates events inside the application based on timers stored in DB. Currently bundle supports MongoDB only.

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cron-event has a low active ecosystem.

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The latest version of cron-event is v1.0

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Install cron-event

run command in project root folder: composer require litvinab/cron-event. add new Litvinab\Bundle\CronEventBundle\CronEventBundle() in AppKernel.php. setup cron task: php app/console cron:run for each minute.
run command in project root folder: composer require litvinab/cron-event
add new Litvinab\Bundle\CronEventBundle\CronEventBundle() in AppKernel.php
setup cron task: php app/console cron:run for each minute
for testing purposes add bundle test routes to routing.yml:
To add test timer (1 minute timer) and event go to http://your-domain/cron/
Added schedules will be displayed on this page: http://your-domain/cron/show status fields should be unexpired
Refresh http://your-domain/cron/show page after 1-2 minutes after point #5. status fields should be expired it means that bundle works right.