# Phase 7.4 — cPanel queue runner (no supervisord required).
#
# Add ONE line to your cPanel cron jobs (Cron Jobs → Add New Cron Job).
# It runs every minute, drains any pending jobs, and exits before the next
# tick. Combined with `--stop-when-empty` this matches a long-lived worker
# closely enough for low/medium traffic; switch to supervisord on VPS hosts
# when sustained throughput grows.
#
# Path conventions assume cPanel home is /home/<USER>/public_html/astroayodhya-api.
# Replace <USER> with your account name.

* * * * * cd ~/public_html/astroayodhya-api && /usr/local/bin/php artisan queue:work --stop-when-empty --max-time=55 --tries=3 --timeout=120 >> ~/logs/queue.log 2>&1

# Phase 7.4 — Laravel scheduler (separate cron entry; required for the daily
# ops digest, weekly transit alerts, etc.).
* * * * * cd ~/public_html/astroayodhya-api && /usr/local/bin/php artisan schedule:run >> ~/logs/scheduler.log 2>&1

# Phase 7.4 — log rotation housekeeping. Laravel auto-rotates daily files,
# but the `daily` driver only keeps `days => 14`; this catches stragglers.
0 3 * * * find ~/public_html/astroayodhya-api/storage/logs -name '*.log' -mtime +30 -delete

# Phase 7.4 — Redis-backed sessions auto-expire, but if you ever switch to
# the database driver, run this nightly to purge expired rows:
# 30 3 * * * cd ~/public_html/astroayodhya-api && /usr/local/bin/php artisan session:gc >> ~/logs/session-gc.log 2>&1