$ composer require q-alliance/crontab-manager- create a reader, send username as parameter (use common sense, you cannot set root crontab if you are running this as joeaverage user)
- create a writer and inject the reader
- run update with array of cron jobs to add
<?php
use QAlliance\CrontabManager\Factory;
$listOfCronjobs = [
'3 */4 * * * /home/test/dev/bittrex-logger/bin/console bittrex:fetch --verbose',
'9 */12 * * 0 /home/test/keke/vendor/bin/foobar run --die',
'11 1 * * 1 /usr/bin/php /var/www/sample.q-software.com/bin/console app:timerweekteamwork',
];
$writer = Factory::createWriter('www-data');
$writer->updateManagedCrontab($cronJobs);- all users current cron jobs will be left intact
- a new
blockof cron jobs will be added to crontab, using the list provided - this block is managed by this library - if you add or remove jobs from the array, they will be updated when you run the updateMangedCrontab method
- also see example.php in the root folder
- tests
- create a symfony bundle to integrate this with Symfony 4 framework
- CLI command that can be run via composer install to auto-update your crontabs with every new release
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