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November 17, 2021 09:45 pm GMT
Original Link: https://dev.to/kodeas/executing-shell-commands-in-laravel-1098
Executing Shell Commands In Laravel
Both shell_exec() and exec() do the job - until they don't.
If your command crash for some reason, you won't know - shell_exec() and exec() don't throw Exceptions. They just fail silently.
So, here is my solution to encounter this problem:
use Symfony\Component\Process\Process;class ShellCommand{ public static function execute($cmd): string { $process = Process::fromShellCommandline($cmd); $processOutput = ''; $captureOutput = function ($type, $line) use (&$processOutput) { $processOutput .= $line; }; $process->setTimeout(null) ->run($captureOutput); if ($process->getExitCode()) { $exception = new ShellCommandFailedException($cmd . " - " . $processOutput); report($exception); throw $exception; } return $processOutput; }}It utilises Symfony's Process (which comes out of the box to Laravel).
With this way, I can throw a custom exception, log the command and the output to investigate, report it to my logs to investigate, etc.
No more failing silently
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Original Link: https://dev.to/kodeas/executing-shell-commands-in-laravel-1098
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