Deprecated computeNextRunAt method replaced by computeNextRun that uses the rrule-rust library
Usage
```
computeNextRunAt(interval, 'UTC') ---> OLD
computeNextRun(interval, { timezone: 'UTC', startDate: moment().toISOString() }) ---> NEW
```
computeNextRun will check if the rule is valid, convert to a valid rule if not and return a single run date in ISO string
Parameters
- interval: should be an iCal rrule string
- timezone: timezone to compute the next run, UTC by default
- startDate: start date to compute the next run, now() by default
Usage
```
computeNextRun(interval, { timezone: 'UTC', startDate: moment().toISOString() })
```
computeNextRuns similar to computeNextRun but will return n next run dates in ISO string
Parameters
- interval: should be an iCal rrule string
- timezone: timezone to compute the next run, UTC by default
- startDate: start date to compute the next run, now() by default
- count: number of occurrences, 1 by default max of 30
Usage
```
computeNextRuns(interval, { timezone: 'Australia/Sydney', startDate: moment().toISOString(), count: 5 })
```

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Package last updated on 11 Jul 2024

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