Schedular

Schedular is a Python 2 scheduling library to create two types of jobs:

• Jobs running at certain interval at certain days from start time till end time
• Jobs that are triggered at a specific time of a specific day

Features

• Jobs can be put into groups which ensures sequencial execution of these jobs withing each group.
• Jobs not in any group will be run parallel.

Examples

from schedular import Schedular, Job

def test_job(param):
    print param,"start",
    time.sleep(2)
    print "finished"

schedular = MyScheduler(threaded=True, skip_unfinished_jobs=True)
job1 = Job(start_time="10:00:00", end_time="15:33:00", days=["thu", "wed", "tue"], interval="10s", job=test_job, jobArgs="1", group="cam2")
job2 = Job(start_time="10:00:00", end_time="15:34:00", days=["thu", "wed", "tue"], interval="10s", job=test_job, jobArgs="2", group="cam2")
job3 = Job(start_time="10:00:00", end_time="15:35:00", days=["thu", "wed", "tue"], interval="10s", job=test_job, jobArgs="3", group="cam2")
job4 = Job(cut_off_time="16:00:00", days=["thu", "wed", "tue"], job=test_job, jobArgs="job4:once", group="cam1")
schedular.schedule(job1)
schedular.schedule(job2)
schedular.schedule(job3)
schedular.schedule(job4)
schedular.info(by_group=True)
schedular.start()
time.sleep(3000000)
schedular.stop()

gives output:

[ JOBS at Wed 24-10-2018 15:59:51]

- GROUP cam1
   ID:3 DAYS:thu, wed, tue ST:NONE ET:NONE INT:NONE JOB:test_job(job4:once), NEXT: Thu 25-10-2018 16:00:00 (this week)[ACTIVE]

- GROUP cam2
   ID:0 DAYS:thu, wed, tue ST:10:00:00 ET:18:33:00 INT:10s. JOB:test_job(1), NEXT: Wed 24-10-2018 16:00:00 (this week) [ACTIVE]
   ID:1 DAYS:thu, wed, tue ST:10:00:00 ET:18:34:00 INT:10s. JOB:test_job(2), NEXT: Wed 24-10-2018 16:00:00 (this week) [ACTIVE]
   ID:2 DAYS:thu, wed, tue ST:10:00:00 ET:18:35:00 INT:10s. JOB:test_job(3), NEXT: Wed 24-10-2018 16:00:00 (this week) [ACTIVE]
1 start finished
2 start finished
3 start finished

Although released as 1.0, there might be bugs. Don't use this is production software. Github project at https://github.com/noxqs/schedular

Licensed under the MIT License, enjoy