The Schedule Calendar command has been introduced to provide developers with a clear and insightful view of scheduled tasks within the Laravel application. This new functionality allows for a visual representation of task distribution throughout the day and week, offering a valuable perspective on load distribution.
- PHP 7.3 or higher
- Laravel 8+
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Day and Week View: Easily switch between day and week views to analyze scheduled tasks over different time frames.
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Load Distribution: Gain insights into the distribution of scheduled tasks throughout the day, helping identify peak load periods and optimize task scheduling.
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Enhanced Debugging: Use the calendar view as a debugging tool to identify potential conflicts or overlaps in scheduled tasks.
The Schedule Calendar command is available as a package on Packagist and can be installed using Composer.
composer require indeev/laravel-schedule-calendarTo leverage the power of Schedule Calendar, simply run the command in your Laravel application:
php artisan schedule:calendarThis will generate a visual representation of your scheduled tasks, providing a comprehensive overview of your application's task schedule.
The --display=dot option provides a visual representation of your scheduled tasks using dots, offering a clear and concise overview. Each dot represents all scheduled tasks in time piece, making it easy to identify the distribution of tasks throughout the specified time range.
php artisan schedule:calendar --display=dot
The --display=list option provides a detailed list of concrete commands for each time piece, offering a comprehensive view of your scheduled activities.
php artisan schedule:calendar --display=list
The --range=week option allows you to view scheduled tasks for the week around a specified day (or current day as default), providing a broader context of your upcoming activities.
php artisan schedule:calendar --range=week
The --day=YYYY-MM-DD option allows you to specify a particular date for viewing the scheduled tasks, providing detailed insights into the tasks for that specific day.
php artisan schedule:calendar --day=yyyy-mm-dd
The --hoursPerLine option allows you to specify how many hours will be displayed per one output line. This parameter provides flexibility in tailoring the visual representation based on your preferences.
php artisan schedule:calendar --hoursPerLine=6
php artisan schedule:calendar --hoursPerLine=24
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