CRON JOB - LARAVEL - OUTPUT

Question

Hi I'm running CRON JOB with Laravel

Function declaration in Laravel

protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule)
{
    echo "test CRON JOB\n";
    $file1 = '1.log';
    $file2 = '2.log';
    $schedule->command('command1')->sendOutputTo($file1);
    $schedule->command('command2')->sendOutputTo($file2);

}

CRON JOB - Setting

pathToArtisan schedule:run 2>&1 >> /home/log/cron_output.log

Log file output (cron_output.log)

test CRON JOB
Running scheduled command: '/opt/alt/php55/usr/bin/php' 'artisan'command1 > '1.log' 2>&1 &
Running scheduled command: '/opt/alt/php55/usr/bin/php' 'artisan' command2 > '2.log' 2>&1 &

The echo in the function schedule is displayed but the ones inside my command 1 and command 2 are not.

I tried

echo "test"; $this->info('test');

No files 1.log or 2.log where created neither /home/log/ or where the Kernel.php file is or Command folder

Any ideas ?

Thank you

Coact

Your commands should use $this->info('test'), $this->error('test'), etc. to output text. – Colorist

Does not seem to change anything. – Reaction

Answer 1

You should use the built-in task output method in Laravel.

For example:

$file = 'command1_output.log';
$schedule->command('command1')
         ->sendOutputTo($file);

Signboard

Thanks. In my case I prefer appendOutputTo. – Paschal

Answer 2

Everything is ok now.

$schedule->command('command1')
     ->sendOutputTo($file);

and inside your command

$this->info('test')

The files are created in the root folder of my application so I didn't see them !

Thank you

Coact

Answer 3

$schedule->command('my:command')
     ->daily()
     ->onSuccess(function () {
         // The task succeeded...
//set flag here and store to DB
     })
     ->onFailure(function () {
         // The task failed...
//set flag here and store to DB
     });

Show list in admin dashboard so that you can check logs using these flags(cron status)

Crescentia

Answer 4

you can use

$schedule->command('app:custom-command')
 ->everyDay()
->sendOutputTo(storage_path())
 ->onSuccess(function () {
  //things to do on success 
 })
 ->onFailure(function () {
     // things to do on failure
 })
->emailOutputTo("[email protected]");

Carolynncarolynne

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