Laravel Task Scheduling: Run Artisan Command Hourly

I want to show some examples, explaining the Task Scheduling feature of Laravel, and how it works behind the scenes.
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[@Siamakatutube]

Povilas,
This channel is one of the best places to clear whatever is a bit unclear in official Laravel Documentation for me.
Thank you so much, and wish you keep motivated and have time to keep your content up to date.

[@cutiex7357]

DAMN thank you so much!! Also laravelexamples was so so helpful !!!

[@Arala08]

Would be nice if there were examples with scheduling that will be fetched from database. I use it for my own project (user can generate own schedules and change interval) but it would be nice to see other solutions also. It's working though

[@Stoney_Eagle]

Running a cron inside a docker container is a bit different but it works great.
You can use this to clean up stuff from the database or storage.

[@muhammadumarsotvoldiev8768]

Thank you very much!

[@champakchopda5186]

Nice tutorial

[@farahdarzaid6167]

Hello
I have a question,
Can I run same schedule in multi times without repeating the call of the command ?
ex:
schedule->command(‘command-name’)->daily()->monthly();

[@qskyisover8153]

Cool 👍

[@sakhanyaswartbooi4857]

Hello, Great tutorial as always. I want to create a task scheduling command that will send all new registered users of the day sent to the admin, how can I achieve this?

[@LaravelDaily]

So from the current video it's not enough information for you? I thought I explained it quite well, now it's your turn to adopt that knowledge for your personal situation.

[@MrMatni45]

is there any other way to run the schedule beside run the in the terminal

[@LaravelDaily]

Not really.

[@malik6458]

Hello sir, how to validate between data import and data DB using laravel excel ?

[@LaravelDaily]

Example video: ruclips.net/video/AI0v7t_7a5Q/видео.html

[@mibrahim4245]

I've got a question about "commands" if possible ..
in some tutorial I watched, he wanted to check for all users in the db to see who's subscription is over .. and because he had soooo many users, he created a "command" in which he looped between all users and extracted those with expired subscription.. and then he put a dispatch( sendEmailJob ) inside that loop .. and inside the job he sent the email ...
he said that we MUST create a command to loop between all the huge number of users, because otherwise we'll get a timeout error ... is that correct ? and what other ways we can do that ...

[@LaravelDaily]

You probably mean create a queue and jobs should be in a queue, to avoid PHP maximum of 30 seconds limit. That said, Terminal command is also better than some web button which may throw the same 30 seconds exception limit.

[@mibrahim4245]

@@LaravelDaily yes that's what he did.. and thats what he tried to avoid.. but for example, does it make difference here if we check for expired users inside a "command" file like he did or inside a controller?.. in both cases we're queuing jobs ..

[@LaravelDaily]

Good question, not sure actually. I think if the Controller is not on the web then it's fine. But if the Controller is called from a web page, then you may run into 30 second problem.

[@mibrahim4245]

@@LaravelDaily thank you Povilas 😁 .. I'll make a command just in anticipation.. and how he has run it was manually from command line .. php artisan commandName:methodName ..

[@sutanfirqy4764]

Hello sir,
Do you know how to pass data from html5 geolocation value such as latitude and longitude to Laravel Controller Method?
So the value of latitude and longitude that we get from geolocation can be use as variable's value in controller method?
Thankyou..

[@riccardotassinari2929]

You can try to store the coordinates values as input hidden fields. Then you can process that variables in the controller after submitting the form

[@sutanfirqy4764]

@@riccardotassinari2929 Alright, thankyou somuch..

[@champakchopda5186]

Hello sir
I have a question for cron job laravel
Can possible to without cron link add on server and cron work??

[@champakchopda5186]

I mean cronless schedule
If you have any idea so please tell me.

[@LaravelDaily]

@@champakchopda5186 no idea on that, sorry. If you don't have a server that supports cron jobs, I would probably change the server.

[@Appelkoekie]

Hi Povilias, i have a question;
When i have a project idea which i want to develop, i work it out in my head, get some databasestructure and ideas on paper and i start writing it out untill the project is finished. But i notice that i sometimes work to long on specific parts or functions because i want to improve it more then the original idea or add extra features to that page or function.
Do you set deadlines for yourself and be like "Okay, this and this feature needs to be done by today, and any left-over time i spend on improving the functionality even further" or do you just work on that part untill you are satiesfied with the result?
My job is to improve the workflow of the company i work for, which im doing for some time already and works out great for them, but they also ask me when i've got things ready and mostly i find it difficult to give them dates/deadlines because im alone (dont have a team which can help me) and the creativity also needs to come from me alone.
How do you deal with this?

[@LaravelDaily]

Thanks for such a detailed question.
It really depends on the situation and what are the requirements for the tasks you do - are they expecting something to be delivered on date X, so part of that is just negotiation process.
I'm a bigger fan of MVP + Agile approach, where you create and release the first "raw" version as quick as possible, then get the first feedback, and then iterate from that, showing progress every week. It also help to not create the wrong things because you're constantly in contact with decision makers and users. But, of course, this situation needs to have a certain environment for this: like team being ok if your first version is crap, like people providing you feedback quickly, etc.
But generally, yes, sitting too long on the features "alone in the dark" doesn't really help anyone.

[@Appelkoekie]

@@LaravelDaily Thanks for your time. I guess i need to plan and finish the basic funtionality first, and then improve and extend it step by step, so that the users has something to shoot at and see the progress. Although i dont need to forget that the main reason for me developing is to constantly improve the company's workflow, if that takes a week longer but it pays off, i should go for it.