calendar_scheduler 0.0.2

# calendar_scheduler
Google like calendar scheduler. Finding eta with given parameters is bit of challenging. I found a pattern here and made it as a package.

# Installation

pip3 install calendar_scheduler

# Usage
There are two types of schedulers that you can use of.<br>
### 1. Date Specific<br >
You can specify single or multiple dates to get the eta referenced to current datetime


from scheduler import Scheduler

scheduler = Scheduler()

payload = {
"schedule_type": "date_specific",
"timezone": "<valid_timezone>",
"schedules": [
{
"start_date": "<mm/dd/yyyy>*",
"start_time": "<HH:MM AM/PM>*"
}
]
}
eta = scheduler.get_next_eta(schedule_data=payload)
# This will return UTC converted eta (datetime obj)
# You can specify multiple dates

### 2. Recurring using `cron`
You can specify a cron to get next eta with respect to current datetime and also you can specify the base datetime.

from scheduler import Scheduler

scheduler = Scheduler()

payload = {
"schedule_type": "cron",
"timezone": "<valid_timezone>",
"start_date": "<mm/dd/yyyy>*",
"start_time": "<HH:MM AM/PM>*",
"end_date": "[<mm/dd/yyyy>]",
"end_time": "[<HH:MM AM/PM>]",
"cron": "<cron expression>"
}
eta = scheduler.get_next_eta(schedule_data=payload)
# This will return UTC converted eta (datetime obj)

# Unit Tests

python3 -m unittest discover scheduler.tests

# Coverage

coverage run -m unittest discover scheduler.tests
coverage report

# Cron generator
https://www.npmjs.com/package/cron-builder

# Thanks
https://github.com/kiorky/croniter

# How to contribute

- Submit a PR, welcome for feedback

Note: I've been using package from so long and it is in production.

# Author
Partha saradhi Konda <parthasaradhi1992@gmail.com>