tigrbl_api_cron 0.1.2

Cron job storage, execution, and result tracking built on the Tigrbl engine.

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Tigrbl API Cron ⏰

A lightweight Tigrbl application that stores cron schedules, exposes CRUD APIs, and runs registered jobs while capturing their execution results.

✨ Features

• 🗄️ Persists cron jobs as first-class CronJob rows with default CRUD verbs.
• 🪪 Tracks validity windows, timestamps, and last execution metadata for each schedule.
• 📜 Records every execution in the CronJobResult table for full observability.
• ⚙️ Provides a simple registry and executor to run due jobs and persist their outputs or failures.
• 🚀 Ships with a ASGI application constructor for rapid deployment.

📦 Installation

Using uv

uv add tigrbl_api_cron

Using pip

pip install tigrbl_api_cron

🚀 Quick Start

import asyncio
from datetime import datetime, timezone

from tigrbl_api_cron import (
    CronJob,
    build_app,
    execute_due_jobs,
    register_cron_job,
)

# 1. Build and initialize the API (SQLite in-memory by default)
app = build_app()
asyncio.run(app.initialize())

# 2. Register a callable that will be invoked when its cron job is due
@register_cron_job("demo.pkg")
async def demo_job(*, job: CronJob, session, scheduled_for, now):
    return {"ran_at": now.isoformat()}

# 3. Create a cron job entry (via ORM, REST, or RPC)
async def seed_job():
    async with app.engine.asession() as session:
        job = CronJob(pkg_uid="demo.pkg", cron_expression="*/5 * * * *")
        session.add(job)
        await session.commit()

asyncio.run(seed_job())

# 4. Run due jobs and capture their results
asyncio.run(execute_due_jobs(app, now=datetime.now(timezone.utc)))

🧪 Executing Jobs

• Register handlers with register_cron_job(pkg_uid).
• Call execute_due_jobs(app, now=...) from a scheduler or worker process.
• Results are written to the CronJobResult table and surfaced via the REST API.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.