Class 'Liebig\Cron\Facades\Cron' not found about cron HOT 11 CLOSED

change the dir name

../vendor/liebig/cron/src/Liebig/Cron/facades

to

../vendor/liebig/cron/src/Liebig/Cron/Facades

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Hi Lokielse,

thank you for supporting Cron. If this does work, I will change the src dir name 'facades' to 'Facades' and will commit this. Maybe we can handle the linux issue #4 with renaming the src dir 'models' to 'Models' and the classes 'job.php' to 'Job.php' and 'manager.php' to 'Manager.php'? Can you test this, because I don't get this error with mit Linux Debian.

Thank You.

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Yes, It does! for psr-0 standards:

https://github.com/php-fig/fig-standards/blob/master/accepted/PSR-0.md

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Okay, thank you. Then I will change all directories and files to first letter upper case spelling and I will remove the "require_once DIR . '/models/job.php'; require_once DIR . '/models/manager.php';" lines. I will test this with my windows and linux environment and will commit this. After that, could you test this again?

Thanks in advance!

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You should change the dir name and namespace name and all its usages

eg: Liebig\Cron\Models\Manager , Liebig\Cron\Models\Job, \Liebig\Cron\Models\Manager::

and the you'd better change the filenames: manager.php and job.php to Manage.php and Job.php all together.

with pleasure test i can do for it. :D

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Thanks for responses. Now we get:

ErrorException
include(/var/www/_sites/test/vendor/liebig/cron/src/Liebig/Cron/facades/Cron.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory

But I guess that will be fixed when you finish renaming everything and updating the references? ;-)

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Yes, I am sorry for this issue. The 'facades' directory was not renamed. I hope everything should work now. Please update to head and test again.

@lokielse Now it's your turn, please update and test :) Thanks to both of you!

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Okay I am not getting any error messages after update, but when I go to

Route::get('cron/test', function()
{
    Cron::add('test_01', '* * * * *', function() {
        // Do some crazy things successfully every minute
    });

});

I don't see any jobs added to database. Is that where they are stored?

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I'm glad to hear that :) By default Cron logs error jobs to database only (jobs which not return null). You can change this behaviour by changing the value 'logOnlyErrorJobsToDatabase' in the Config file. But you can find an entry for each route call in the table 'cron_manager'. For more information about the usage, please read the README.md file.

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tests pass! no error anymore.

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Thank you very much for your support!

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