pyschtasks
A simplified api to call/schedule tasks in windows using schtasks
Install
pip install pyschtasks
Usage
Here's how to schedule a a task to run a command:
import stask
# Schedule a one time job for 6:30 pm today
job = stask.Job("test_task")
job.do("calc.exe").at("6:30pm").post()
# Schedule a job to run daily at 8:00 AM
job = stask.Job("daily_task")
job.do("notepad.exe").at("8am").daily().post()
# Schedule a job for every 10 minutes
job = stask.Job("every_10_min")
job.do("explorer.exe").every(10).minute().post()
# Delete a scheduled task
job = stask.Job("test_task")
job.delete()
# Run a scheduled task
job = stask.Job("daily_task")
job.run()
# List a scheduled task
job = stask.Job("daily_task")
job.list()
CLI Usage
You can also use pyschtasks from the command line:
Create a task
stask create -n my_task -c "notepad.exe" -s DAILY -a "09:00"
Delete a task
stask delete -n my_task
List a task
stask list -n my_task
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