Introduction

Manage your Laravel Schedule from a pretty dashboard. Schedule your Laravel Console Commands to your liking. Enable/Disable scheduled tasks on the fly without going back to your code again.

Documentation

Compatiblity Matrix

Laravel	Totem
5.5	2.0
5.4	1.0

Installing

Totem requires Laravel v5.4 and above. Use composer to install totem to your Laravel project

composer require studio/laravel-totem

Laravel Totem supports auto package discovery for Laravel v5.5, therefore service provider registration is not required in Laravel v5.5

Add TotemServiceProvider to the providers array of your Laravel v5.4 application’s config/app.php

Studio\Totem\Providers\TotemServiceProvider::class,

Once Laravel Totem is installed & registered,

• Run the migration

php artisan migrate

• Publish Totem assets to your public folder using the following command

php artisan totem:assets

Updating

Please republish totem assets after updating totem to a new version

php artisan totem:assets

Configuration

Cron Job

This package assumes that you have a good understanding of Laravel’s Task Scheduling and Laravel Console Commands. Before any of this works please make sure you have a cron running as follows:

* * * * * php /path-to-your-project/artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1

Web Dashboard

Laravel Totem’s dashboard is inspired by Laravel Horizon. Just like Horizon you can configure authentication to Totem’s dashboard. Add the following to the boot method of your AppServiceProvider or wherever you might seem fit.

use Studio\Totem\Totem;

Totem::auth(function($request) {
    // return true / false . For e.g.
    return Auth::check();
});

By default Totem’s dashboard only works in local environment. To view the dashboard point your browser to /totem of your app. For e.g. laravel.dev/totem.

Making Commands available in Laravel Totem

All artisan commands can be scheduled. If you want to hide a command from Totem make sure you have the hidden attribute set to true in your command. For e.g.

protected $hidden = true;

From L5.5 onwards all commands are auto registered, so this wouldn’t be a problem.

Command Parameters

If your command requires arguments or options please use the optional command parameters field. You can provide parameters to your command as a string in the following manner

name=john.doe --greetings='Welcome to the new world'

In the example above, name is an argument while greetings is an option

Console Command

In addition to the dashboard, Totem provides an artisan command to view a list of scheduled task.

php artisan schedule:list

Screenshots

Task List

Task Details

Edit Task

Artisan Command to view scheduled tasks

Changelog

Important versions listed below. Refer to the Changelog for a full history of the project.

Credits

• Roshan Gautam

Bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests can be submitted by following our Contribution Guide.

Contributing & Protocols

• Versioning
• Coding Standards
• Pull Requests

License

This software is released under the MIT License.

© 2017 Roshan Gautam, All rights reserved.