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revolta77/laravel-schedule-monitor
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Monitor the output of scheduled tasks in a database table

v1.04(6y ago)058MITPHP

Since Jul 9Pushed 6y agoCompare

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laravel-schedule-monitor-extended
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[](#laravel-schedule-monitor-extended)

Track the output of your scheduled tasks in a database table.

Fork
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[](#fork)

This is extend version of

Installation
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[](#installation)

1. Install through composer: `composer require revolta77/laravel-schedule-monitor`
2. Add `Revolta77\ScheduleMonitor\ScheduleMonitorServiceProvider::class` to your list of `$providers` in to your `config/app.php`.
3. Publish the migration using `php artisan vendor:publish --provider=Revolta77\\ScheduleMonitor\\ScheduleMonitorServiceProvider`.
4. Run `php artisan migrate` to create tables in your database.

Usage
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[](#usage)

- In your `app/Console/Kernel.php`, include the `Revolta77\ScheduleMonitor\MonitorsSchedule` trait.
- Call `$this->monitor($schedule)` after you've defined your scheduled commands in `schedule()`.

This will look something like:

```