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I'm trying to create a Laravel 5 application that executes a script once every 24 hours, as requested by a client. But since this application isn't supposed to respond to any HTTP requests, i'm not sure how to go about it. What i'm having problems with is the execution of the script, since it won't respond to any requests, how can i execute a script within the context of a Laravel application?



Is that even possible in this framework?






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  • You could do task scheduling laravel.com/docs/5.7/scheduling
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I'm trying to create a Laravel 5 application that executes a script once every 24 hours, as requested by a client. But since this application isn't supposed to respond to any HTTP requests, i'm not sure how to go about it. What i'm having problems with is the execution of the script, since it won't respond to any requests, how can i execute a script within the context of a Laravel application?



Is that even possible in this framework?






php laravel-5







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  • You could do task scheduling laravel.com/docs/5.7/scheduling
    – Paul Mikki
    Nov 12 '18 at 8:17














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I'm trying to create a Laravel 5 application that executes a script once every 24 hours, as requested by a client. But since this application isn't supposed to respond to any HTTP requests, i'm not sure how to go about it. What i'm having problems with is the execution of the script, since it won't respond to any requests, how can i execute a script within the context of a Laravel application?



Is that even possible in this framework?






php laravel-5







share|improve this question













I'm trying to create a Laravel 5 application that executes a script once every 24 hours, as requested by a client. But since this application isn't supposed to respond to any HTTP requests, i'm not sure how to go about it. What i'm having problems with is the execution of the script, since it won't respond to any requests, how can i execute a script within the context of a Laravel application?



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  • You could do task scheduling laravel.com/docs/5.7/scheduling
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  • You could do task scheduling laravel.com/docs/5.7/scheduling
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You could do task scheduling laravel.com/docs/5.7/scheduling
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You could do task scheduling laravel.com/docs/5.7/scheduling
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You COULD create a main loop in PHP and have your script keep running but sleep until it's time to execute your logic again. The downside is that memory management is a bit out of your hands in PHP so it might run out of memory, even if you manually advise the garbage collector to run.



A common solution on Linux is to set up a CRON job or on Windows use the Windows Task Scheduler to setup the script to run once every 24h.



Depending on the script you either run PHP in CLI mode and execute it like any other command line tool. Or you could run CURL or something similar to call a URL to execute your script.






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    Laravel framework has inbuilt task schedular.
    So you can use this feature to schedule the task that you want to run once every 24 hours.



    Here is the documentation of how to create a cron job and create a task schedular using laravel https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/scheduling






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      You COULD create a main loop in PHP and have your script keep running but sleep until it's time to execute your logic again. The downside is that memory management is a bit out of your hands in PHP so it might run out of memory, even if you manually advise the garbage collector to run.



      A common solution on Linux is to set up a CRON job or on Windows use the Windows Task Scheduler to setup the script to run once every 24h.



      Depending on the script you either run PHP in CLI mode and execute it like any other command line tool. Or you could run CURL or something similar to call a URL to execute your script.






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        You COULD create a main loop in PHP and have your script keep running but sleep until it's time to execute your logic again. The downside is that memory management is a bit out of your hands in PHP so it might run out of memory, even if you manually advise the garbage collector to run.



        A common solution on Linux is to set up a CRON job or on Windows use the Windows Task Scheduler to setup the script to run once every 24h.



        Depending on the script you either run PHP in CLI mode and execute it like any other command line tool. Or you could run CURL or something similar to call a URL to execute your script.






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          You COULD create a main loop in PHP and have your script keep running but sleep until it's time to execute your logic again. The downside is that memory management is a bit out of your hands in PHP so it might run out of memory, even if you manually advise the garbage collector to run.



          A common solution on Linux is to set up a CRON job or on Windows use the Windows Task Scheduler to setup the script to run once every 24h.



          Depending on the script you either run PHP in CLI mode and execute it like any other command line tool. Or you could run CURL or something similar to call a URL to execute your script.






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          You COULD create a main loop in PHP and have your script keep running but sleep until it's time to execute your logic again. The downside is that memory management is a bit out of your hands in PHP so it might run out of memory, even if you manually advise the garbage collector to run.



          A common solution on Linux is to set up a CRON job or on Windows use the Windows Task Scheduler to setup the script to run once every 24h.



          Depending on the script you either run PHP in CLI mode and execute it like any other command line tool. Or you could run CURL or something similar to call a URL to execute your script.







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              Laravel framework has inbuilt task schedular.
              So you can use this feature to schedule the task that you want to run once every 24 hours.



              Here is the documentation of how to create a cron job and create a task schedular using laravel https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/scheduling






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                Laravel framework has inbuilt task schedular.
                So you can use this feature to schedule the task that you want to run once every 24 hours.



                Here is the documentation of how to create a cron job and create a task schedular using laravel https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/scheduling






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                  Laravel framework has inbuilt task schedular.
                  So you can use this feature to schedule the task that you want to run once every 24 hours.



                  Here is the documentation of how to create a cron job and create a task schedular using laravel https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/scheduling






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                  Laravel framework has inbuilt task schedular.
                  So you can use this feature to schedule the task that you want to run once every 24 hours.



                  Here is the documentation of how to create a cron job and create a task schedular using laravel https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/scheduling







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