# BioMAJ cron service
biomaj-cron manages the cron task to update BioMAJ banks.
It can be used as a library or as a micro-service.
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# Install
pip install biomaj-cron
# Micro service
## Run
# to reload cron tasks from database (in case of micro service) biomaj_load_cron.py
export BIOMAJ_CONFIG=path_to_config.yml gunicorn -b 0.0.0.0:5000 biomaj_cron.biomaj_cron_web:app
## API
Endpoint /api/cron
# Generate documentation
pip install sphinx pip install sphinxcontrib-httpdomain cd doc make html
# Release notes
## 3.0.3
Fix traefik prefix
## 3.0.2
Add tags for traefik support
## 3.0.1
Allow proxy endpoint definition for daemon, else use default web.local_endpoint
## 3.0.0
Creation
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