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sammakescode/laravel-command-switches
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A laravel helper library to allow you to switch commands on and off

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laravel-command-switches
------------------------

[](#laravel-command-switches)

The main purpose of this library is to introduce a stardard way of switching console commands on and off. It's something I regularly want to do in the event of a failing job.

Requirements
============

[](#requirements)

- PHP 7.1+
- Laravel 5.6+

Installation
============

[](#installation)

This library can be installed simply with composer.

`composer require sammakescode/laravel-command-switches`

After installation, run your migrations.

`php artisan migrate`

Usage
=====

[](#usage)

Checking if your command is switched on
---------------------------------------

[](#checking-if-your-command-is-switched-on)

In your command use the `Switchable` trait.

```
    use SamMakesCode\CommandSwitches\Traits\Switchable;
```

You can then use the following functionality to determine if the command has been switched off.

```
    if ($this->isOff()) {
        \Log::notice($this->signature . ' is switched off');
        return;
    }
    // Your functionality
```

You can also use `isOn()`.

```
    if ($this->isOn()) {
        // Your functionality
    }
```

Here's a more complete example to add some context.

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