Make Horizon Supervisor

Create a Horizon Supervisor configuration file.

Command Information

• Signature: modularous:make:horizon:supervisor
• Alias: modularous:create:horizon:supervisor
• Category: Generators

Examples

Run the interactive setup

php artisan modularous:make:horizon:supervisor

modularous:make:horizon:supervisor

Interactively generates a Supervisor .conf file for Laravel Horizon. The command:

1. Detects the operating system and checks if supervisord is installed. If not, it prints the appropriate install command for the detected platform (Homebrew on macOS, apt/yum on Linux).
2. Finds a writable Supervisor configuration directory (/etc/supervisor/conf.d, /etc/supervisord.d, /opt/homebrew/etc/supervisor.d, etc.).
3. Prompts for the configuration details listed below.
4. Optionally prints the generated config content for review.
5. Writes the .conf file to the detected Supervisor directory.

Interactive prompts:

Prompt	Default
Supervisor config name	b2press-app
PHP binary path	php
Application path	Current project root
Artisan command to run	artisan horizon
System user to run as	root
Log file name	horizon

After the file is written, the command prints the supervisorctl reread, update, and start commands needed to activate the new configuration.

Note: This command is not supported on Windows.

Usage

• modularous:make:horizon:supervisor
• modularous:create:horizon:supervisor

Options

--help|-h

Display help for the given command. When no command is given display help for the list command

• Accept value: no
• Is value required: no
• Is multiple: no
• Is negatable: no
• Default: false

--quiet|-q

Do not output any message

• Accept value: no
• Is value required: no
• Is multiple: no
• Is negatable: no
• Default: false

--verbose|-v|-vv|-vvv

Increase the verbosity of messages: 1 for normal output, 2 for more verbose output and 3 for debug

• Accept value: no
• Is value required: no
• Is multiple: no
• Is negatable: no
• Default: false

--version|-V

Display this application version

• Accept value: no
• Is value required: no
• Is multiple: no
• Is negatable: no
• Default: false

--ansi|--no-ansi

Force (or disable --no-ansi) ANSI output

• Accept value: no
• Is value required: no
• Is multiple: no
• Is negatable: yes
• Default: NULL

--no-interaction|-n

Do not ask any interactive question

• Accept value: no
• Is value required: no
• Is multiple: no
• Is negatable: no
• Default: false

--env

The environment the command should run under

• Accept value: yes
• Is value required: no
• Is multiple: no
• Is negatable: no
• Default: NULL