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django-dbcron
=============
Manage crontab directly from your Django database
Why
---
They are plenty of implementation of crontabs in Python and Django, but our
issue was their elasticity. Generally a set of classes will allow you to
create a crontab, here in django-dbcron, things are stored in database
instead of Python classes.
Installation
------------
Classic pip install: ::
pip install django-dbcron
Add it to you ``INSTALLED_APPS``: ::
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'dbcron',
...
)
Launch migrations: ::
./manage.py migrate dbcron
Usage
-----
This app owns its own cron daemon, launch it with: ::
./manage.py crond
The daemon will act as a classic cron and will run each task in a new thread,
leaving the main one continuing.
From admin
~~~~~~~~~
The cron table is set in database and the Django admin site is a quick
solution to manage you jobs.
From Python
~~~~~~~~~~
Just play with the model: ::
from dbcron.models import Job
# Run now() each minute
job = Job.object.create(
name='My job',
func='django.utils.timezone.now',
is_active=True,
sec="0",
min="*/1,
hou="*",
dom="*",
mon="*",
dow="*",
yea="*"
)
# Test it
job.run()
Warning
-------
The cron daemon launches jobs as they are requested with:
- function's path
- arguments and keyword arguments
There's no security about who/when/how, just functions launched abritairly,
Be careful who can set crontab, and do not hesitate to limit possible values.
=============
Manage crontab directly from your Django database
Why
---
They are plenty of implementation of crontabs in Python and Django, but our
issue was their elasticity. Generally a set of classes will allow you to
create a crontab, here in django-dbcron, things are stored in database
instead of Python classes.
Installation
------------
Classic pip install: ::
pip install django-dbcron
Add it to you ``INSTALLED_APPS``: ::
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'dbcron',
...
)
Launch migrations: ::
./manage.py migrate dbcron
Usage
-----
This app owns its own cron daemon, launch it with: ::
./manage.py crond
The daemon will act as a classic cron and will run each task in a new thread,
leaving the main one continuing.
From admin
~~~~~~~~~
The cron table is set in database and the Django admin site is a quick
solution to manage you jobs.
From Python
~~~~~~~~~~
Just play with the model: ::
from dbcron.models import Job
# Run now() each minute
job = Job.object.create(
name='My job',
func='django.utils.timezone.now',
is_active=True,
sec="0",
min="*/1,
hou="*",
dom="*",
mon="*",
dow="*",
yea="*"
)
# Test it
job.run()
Warning
-------
The cron daemon launches jobs as they are requested with:
- function's path
- arguments and keyword arguments
There's no security about who/when/how, just functions launched abritairly,
Be careful who can set crontab, and do not hesitate to limit possible values.
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