APScheduler is a light but powerful in-process task scheduler that lets you schedule functions (or any python callables) to be executed at times of your choosing.
This can be a far better alternative to externally run cron scripts for long-running applications (e.g. web applications), as it is platform neutral and can directly access your application’s variables and functions.
The development of APScheduler was heavily influenced by the Quartz task scheduler written in Java, although APScheduler cannot claim as many features.
Features
No external dependencies
Thread-safe API
Cron-like scheduling
Delayed scheduling of single fire jobs (like the UNIX “at” command)
Interval-based scheduling of jobs, with configurable start date and repeat count
Documentation
Documentation can be found on the APScheduler site.
Source
The source can be browsed at Bitbucket.
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