Welcome to Routines!
Routines is a simple package that provides a single decorator for you to mark functions as tasks (routines) that should be executed on a regular schedule.
To use, simply do the following:
from routines import Routine
@Routine(60)
def my_routine_task(b):
print b
my_routine_task('Hello!')
my_routine_task('Yay!')
As a result of the above, “Hello!” and “Yay!” will print every 60 seconds.
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