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thamtech/yii2-scheduler
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A configuration-driven scheduled task runner for Yii2 applications

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Yii2 Scheduler
==============

[](#yii2-scheduler)

A configuration-driven scheduled task manager for [Yii2](http://www.yiiframework.com).

This is adapted from [webtoolsnz/yii2-scheduler](https://github.com/webtoolsnz/yii2-scheduler)to provide a more configuration-driven approach.

The main differences:

- webtoolsnz/yii2-scheduler
    - automatically picks up Task classes in the `@app/tasks` folder
    - once tasks have been established in the database table, the `active` value from the database controls whether the task is enabled, not the `active`property in the Task class
- thamtech/yii2-scheduler
    - tasks are defined explicitly as part of the scheduler module config
    - the `active` property of the Task instance controls whether the task is enabled (so that it may be controlled programmatically instead of only via the scheduler's databse table)

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Installation
------------

[](#installation)

The preferred way to install this extension is through [composer](http://getcomposer.org/download/).

Install using the following command.

```
$ composer require thamtech/yii2-scheduler
```

Now that the package has been installed you need to configure the module in your application.

The `config/console.php` file (or the equivalent console config file if you are using a different Yii project template) should be updated to reflect the changes below:

```