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</chapter>

<chapter title="Schedule" id="schedule">
<p>
To automate feed generation, use a
<a href="https://laravel.com/docs/scheduling#running-the-scheduler">schedule</a>.
To do this, specify the helper call in the
<code>routes/console.php</code> file (the default path, unless you have changed it):
</p>
<chapter title="Automatic" id="automatic">
<p>
To automate feed generation, use a
<a href="https://laravel.com/docs/scheduling#running-the-scheduler">schedule</a>.
To do this, specify the helper call in the
<code>routes/console.php</code> file (the default path, unless you have changed it):
</p>

<code-block lang="php" src="schedule-setup.php" include-lines="5-" />
<code-block lang="php" src="schedule-setup.php" include-lines="5-" />

<p>
This will enable you to register calls to all active feeds according to the launch schedule you specified in the
<code>expression</code> column of the database.
</p>
<p>
This will enable you to register calls to all active feeds according to the launch schedule you specified in the
<code>expression</code> column of the database.
</p>
</chapter>

<p>
You can also specify the schedule directly according to your own rules.
In this case, only the feeds you specify will be executed.
</p>
<chapter title="Manual" id="manual">
<p>
You can also specify the schedule directly according to your own rules.
In this case, only the feeds you specify will be executed.
</p>

<code-block lang="php" src="schedule-setup-manual.php" include-lines="5-" />
<code-block lang="php" src="schedule-setup-manual.php" include-lines="5-" />
</chapter>
</chapter>
</topic>
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