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QMate

Create asynchronous and asynchronous task queues that run on a schedule... symantically.

Examples

Full Example

Run the function PrintSomething every quarter of every minute:

from qmate import Queue, Task
import time


def PrintSomething(text):
    print(text)


queue = Queue(True)
queue.schedule(
    Task(
        func=PrintSomething,
        name='Print Something',
        at=["00", "15", "30", "45"],
        args=["Working"]
    )
)

while True:
    time.sleep(0.001)

Queue.schedule takes a single task or a list of tasks.

queue.schedule(
    [
        Task(
            func=PrintSomething,
            name='Quarterly Print',
            at=["00", "15", "30", "45"],
            args=["Working"]
        ),
        Task(
            func=PrintSomething,
            name='10PM Print',
            at=["22:00:00"],
            args=["It's 10PM."]
        )
    ]
)

Task Time Parameters

Every cannot be combined with other time parameters. At, On, and During can be combined. At is required, unless using Every.

On

Run tasks on specific days. If empty, run everyday.

on=["Sunday", "Monday"] # on Sundays and Mondays
on=["everyday"] # on everyday of the week

At

Run tasks at certain times.

at=["17:30:00"] # at 5:30 PM
at=["30:00"] # at 30 minutes past every hour
at=["15", "45"] # at a quarter past and a quarter till every hour

During

Run tasks during specfic months. If empty, run every month.

during=["May", "July"] # during the months of may and july

Every

Run tasks on certain intervals. Max time: 23:59:59

every=["3:30:00"] # every 3 hours, 30 minutes
every=["03:00"] # every 3 minutes
every=["30"] # every 30 seconds

Examples

Create a task to PrintSomething everyday of the week at 10AM and 10PM, during the month of September:

Task(
    func=PrintSomething,
    name='Print Something',
    on=["Everyday"],
    at=["10:00:00", "22:00:00"],
    during=["September"],
    args=["Working"]
)

Create a task to PrintSomething on Saturday and Sunday ten minutes past every hour:

Task(
    func=PrintSomething,
    name='Print Something',
    on=["Saturday", "Sunday"],
    at=["10:00"],
    during=["September"],
    args=["Working"]
)

Create a task to run every 10 seconds and pass it multiple arguments:

Acceptable formats: 23:59:59, 59:59, 59

Task(
    func=MultipleArgument,
    name='Run every 10 seconds',
    every=["10"],
    args=["Houston", 713]
)

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