Let's say I'm coding a command. How would I stop it completely in the middle of it running?
Example:
public function handle()
{
if (!$this->good_times) {
$this->error('Bad times');
$this->exit();
}
// continue command stuff
}
I have tried:
throw new RuntimeException('Bad times');
But that dumps a bunch of ugliness in the terminal.
You can use return or exit if you want to stop the command from within a function.
Simply use Ctrl + C . It will come out to prompt state.
The Closure Commands (aka Closure Based Routes) are defined using the Artisan::command() in routes/console. php. • The command() accepts two arguments: The command signature and a Closure which receives the command's arguments and options.
To create a new artisan command, we can use the make:command artisan command. This command will make a new command class within the app/Console/Commands catalog. In case the directory does not exist in our laravel project, it'll be automatically made the primary time we run the artisan make:command command.
Just use a return
statement instead of throwing an exception. Like...
public function handle()
{
if (!$this->good_times) {
$this->error('Bad times');
// $this->exit();
// throw new RuntimeException('Bad times');
return;
}
// ...
}
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