py-task is a task scheduling tools for Python.
Support repeat trigger
Support cron trigger
Easy to use in Python
Installation
The lastest stable is py-task-1.0.tar.gz
python setup.py installGetting Start
demo for py-task:
from task import task
from task import task_container
from task.job import job
from task.trigger import cron_trigger
class MyJob(job.Job):
def __init__(self):
pass
def execute(self):
print 'Hello now is ' + str(time.time())
cron = '0-59/5 10,15,20 * * * * 2015'
new_task = task.Task('Task', MyJob(), cron_trigger.CronTrigger(cron))
container.add_task(new_task)
container.start_all()Documentation
Full documentation is hosted on [HERE](). Sources are available in the docs/ directory.
License
py-task is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for full license text
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