How to pass parameters to command with Laravel Task Scheduling

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As the official docs, it doesn't mention about this a lot. App\Console\Commands\PullUsersCommand.php has a signature like:

protected $signature = 'pull:users {startTime} {endTime} {minutes=10} {--flag} {--star=}';

So, how to pass the parameters to it in App\Console\Kernel.php

Alex Chiang · Accepted Answer · 2019-02-10 04:45:19Z

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You could call it in App\Console\Kernel.php like this:

$schedule->command('pull:users', [
    time(),  // captured with $this->argument('startTime') in command class.
    time(),  // captured with $this->argument('endTime') in command class.
    30,      // captured with $this->argument('minutes') in command class.
    '--flag',// should be without any value, just the option name, and would be captured by $this->option('minutes').
    '--star'=>12, // would be captured by $this->option('star').
])->daily();

It should be okay with Artisan::call facade too.

answered Feb 10, 2019 at 4:45

Alex Chiang

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