Made a little utiltiy that will take a cronline as an argument or will attempt to read your crontab and translate it into something human readable. Most (read: all) of the heavy lifting is actually done by prettycron.
hcron "0 11 * * * php awesomescript.php"
Will output
11:00 every day the process "php awesomescript.php" will run
Just executing hcron will read the output of "crontab -l | grep -v #" (the grep -v part is to remove commented out cron jobs) and output all cronjobs in a human readable format.
npm install -g hcron
Clone the repo to your home directory. Navigate to the directory & run:
sudo npm install
ln -s ~/hcron/bin/hcron /usr/local/bin/hcron
FAQs
Making crontab human readable
We found that hcron demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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