Crons – Average Time Fetch ( Multi Api)

Description

The average time fetch ( multi api) cron  is a robust automation tool designed to streamline the process of fetching and updating service average time  data from multiple API providers. Ideal for SMM panel administrators and service managers, this script ensures that your database is consistently updated with the latest average completion times for services, enabling accurate performance tracking and a better user experience.

Key Features

• Multi-API Integration: Connects seamlessly with multiple API providers listed in the database, fetching data in parallel using an efficient multi-cURL setup.
• Automated Database Updates: Extracts service details and average completion times, then updates your services table with real-time data to ensure accuracy.
• Localization Support: Automatically updates localized time values (time_lang) for multi-language support, ensuring compatibility with diverse user bases.
• Secure and Scalable: Implements secure practices such as prepared statements to prevent SQL injection and supports handling large datasets efficiently.

Benefits

1. Enhanced Accuracy: Keeps your service data up-to-date, providing customers with reliable information on average completion times.
2. Time-Saving Automation: Eliminates the need for manual updates by automating data fetching and database updates.
3. Scalable Design: Supports growing API provider lists and service offerings without significant performance degradation.
4. Ease of Maintenance: Detailed logging makes it easy to track and resolve issues, ensuring smooth operation over time.
5. Improved User Experience: Accurate average times help users make informed decisions, improving trust and satisfaction.

Technical Specifications

• Programming Language: PHP
• Database: MySQL/MariaDB (via PDO)
• Dependencies:
  • DOMDocument and DOMXPath for HTML parsing
  • Multi-cURL for parallel API calls
• Log File Location: /logs/averagetimefetch.log
• Default Update Frequency: Configurable via cron jobs (e.g., every 12 hours)

Use Case

The Average Time Fetch Cron Script is perfect for administrators of platforms offering services via APIs. Whether you’re managing an SMM panel or a similar service platform, this script ensures that your backend data remains accurate and reliable, enabling seamless operations and superior service delivery.

Requirements

• PHP 7.4 or later
• MySQL or MariaDB
• Access to external API endpoints
• Cron job scheduling

Automate your service data updates with the Average Time Fetch Cron Script and keep your platform running efficiently and accurately, saving you time while boosting customer confidence.

(We provide you with a cron file that you can use to get the average time for completing an order from the API, in other words, time for competing an order from the service provider website.It works with multiple APIs and multiple services. (We have tested with 10 APIs and 7000+ services.) If you want to use more APIs, contact us.This file is fully customizable and free from bugs and backdoors. You can change table names and use this in any of the Php websites of SMM Panels.See pictures for more details.

Steps to use:

1. Please ensure your .htaccess is not blocking crons and your crons are working.
2. Please ensure that your database connections are accessible by cron files.
3. confirm that Database is having “services” table with column”time” , if not create it.
4. Add our file to your cron folder and run it an interval of 1 hour duration (you can change this duration as per your choice).
5. Run the cron file; it will update the average time from your api provider in the database table and check error_log for any erros.

Above steps will update “time” column with average time fetch from api

1. check your theme file for Public_html>script-main>client>controller>services.php      in this file, add ($s[“time”] = $row[“time”]; // Fetching the average time directly from the database). This will display time from your data table to your twig file i.e. on user side.

We understand you may not be comfortable with above steps. No worry you can use help from our expert team (https://digitalhubasia.com/product/technical-support-in-smm-script-raise-ticket-after-placing-order). You will have to share cPanel login details with our team for necessary changes to me made.

Happy to Help You. All the Best.