gpscheduler 0.1.0

A cron-style scheduler that turns functions from any package into scheduled jobs via config files.

gpscheduler

GPScheduler (General-Purpose Scheduler) is a cron-style Python scheduler that turns functions from any package into scheduled jobs via config files, configures startup arguments, and exposes a decorator to mark schedulable functions.

中文文档：README.zh.md

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Features

• Config-driven cron jobs — declare schedules, callables, and call arguments in YAML config files; no timers hardcoded in application code.
• Package-agnostic — point a job at any importable function in any installed package, located by dotted path.
• Two decorators — @scheduled marks a function as schedulable; @worker_init builds an expensive object (DB connection, network client, …) once and reuses it across runs.
• Thread and process executors — each job picks its own pool. Threads for I/O-bound work, processes for CPU-bound or isolated work.
• Scheduler-wide globals — shared config values (db_url, api_key, …) injected into every job that asks for them.
• Graceful, cross-platform shutdown — Ctrl+C on Windows, SIGINT/SIGTERM on Linux, with a configurable shutdown timeout.
• Fail-Early validation — invalid config fails loudly at load time, never silently at the first trigger.
• Embeddable — run standalone via the CLI, or embed it inside a host application.

Installation

pip install gpscheduler

For local development from a clone:

source .venv/Scripts/activate   # Git Bash on Windows
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Quick start

1. Install gpscheduler (see Installation).

2. Write a package containing a @scheduled function:

   # myjobs/hello.py
   from gpscheduler import scheduled
   
   @scheduled
   def greet(name: str, *, greeting: str = "Hello") -> None:
       print(f"{greeting}, {name}!")
   

3. Point a config folder at it:

   # configs/scheduler.yaml
   cfg_class_name: GPSchedulerConfig
   configured_class_name: GPScheduler
   executor: thread
   packages: [myjobs]
   

   # configs/jobs/hello.yaml
   cfg_class_name: GPJobConfig
   func: "myjobs.hello.greet"
   cron: "*/2 * * * * *"   # every 2 seconds (6-segment, leading seconds field)
   args: ["world"]
   kwargs:
     greeting: "Hi"
   

   The config folder also needs a global_env.yaml (required by the underlying gpconfig loader) — an empty {} is fine.

4. Run it:

   gpscheduler run --config configs
   

   Use gpscheduler list-jobs --config configs for a dry run that validates config and lists enabled jobs without starting anything.

See the Examples page in the docs for a complete, annotated demo covering arguments, job_globals injection, worker_init in both thread and process pools, and more.

Documentation

Full documentation is published at https://linnetcodes.github.io/gpscheduler/ (English / 简体中文).

License

MIT © LinnetCodes