quick-scheduler 1.0.4

A quick task scheduling library

Quick Scheduler

A Python-based task scheduler for running automated tasks efficiently. It provides a flexible and user-friendly way to schedule and manage tasks through both YAML configuration and programmatic API.

Features

• Task scheduling with multiple trigger types (daily, interval)
• YAML-based task configuration
• Programmatic task creation through Python API
• Web-based interface for task management
• Real-time task monitoring and logging
• System resource monitoring
• Timezone support
• Calendar-based scheduling

Installation

git clone https://github.com/YesDrX/QuickScheduler.git
cd QuickScheduler
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install .

or

pip install quick-scheduler

Usage

Quick Scheduler can be configured using YAML files or programmatically through Python code. Here's a basic example:

./run.sh python ./examples/main.py

This will start the scheduler with example tasks defined in examples/tasks/ directory. The web interface will be available for task management.

You can define tasks in YAML format:

name: Service Health Check
description: Monitors critical services and endpoints
schedule_type: interval
schedule_config:
  start_time: 9:00
  end_time: 17:00
  interval: 60
  timezone: America/New_York
command: curl -f http://localhost:8000/health

Or create tasks programmatically:

from quickScheduler.backend.models import TaskModel, createTaskModel
from quickScheduler.utils.triggers import TriggerType

task1 = createTaskModel(
    name="Memory Monitor",
    description="Monitor system memory usage",
    schedule_type=TriggerType.DAILY,
    schedule_config={
        "run_time": "12:00",
        "timezone": "America/New_York"
    },
    command="free -h"
)

"""
A task could be a python callable
"""
def example_worker():
    print("Hello World!")

task2 = createTaskModel(
            name="Job to fail",
            description="Print 'Hello World!' to the console",
            schedule_type=TriggerType.IMMEDIATE,
            callable_func = example_worker
        )


from quickScheduler import QuickScheduler
scheduler = QuickScheduler(
    config_file = PATH_TO_YAML_CONFIG_FILE # see examples/config.yml
    tasks=[task1, task2]
)
scheduler.run()

Screenshots

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments

This project was built with the help of Trae AI Editor.