Python Cron Expression
Introduction
Introducing PyCronExpression – a user-friendly Python library for crafting Cron job expressions effortlessly.
With this tool, users can create Cron job expressions by simply passing a timestamp or datetime object.
Say goodbye to the complexities of writing Cron expressions
and embrace a more convenient way to manage scheduled tasks on Linux or AWS platforms.
Quickstart
Installation
Install from pypi:
pip install PyCronExpressionFeature List
| Name | status |
|---|---|
| Timestamp or datetime object | done |
| Minute | done |
| Hourly | done |
| Daily | Done |
| Weekly | done |
Example
Timestamp or datetime object
from datetime import datetime
from py_cron_expression import CronJobExpression
cron_job = CronJobExpression()
timestamp = int(datetime.now().timestamp())
res = cron_job.cron_expression(time=timestamp)
print(res)
# Output
# 10 55 13 2 5 ? 2020
# If you want to remove second from in your cron job expression.
# Then you need to add cancel='second'
# example
cron_job.cron_expression(time=timestamp, cancel='second')
# Output
# 55 13 2 5 ? 2020To learn more Documentation.
Changelog
See Changelog
License
MIT
