jrfscheduler
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jrfscheduler is a async/await scheduled task scheduler.
$ npm i jrfscheduler
You can set one of six types of schedules.
The task is performed on the set date once
let schedule = new JrfScheduler();
let now = new Date();
schedule.schedule = {
date: new Date(now.getTime() + 600)
};
The task is performed every time at a specified interval.
the format string: Xms - X milliseconds, Xs - X seconds, Xm - X minutes, Xh - X hours, Xd - X days.
For example: "1d, 2h, 3ms"
let schedule = new JrfScheduler();
schedule.schedule = {
interval: '100ms'
};
The task is performed every day at a specified time.
let schedule = new JrfScheduler();
schedule.schedule = {
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
};
The task is performed on the specified days of the week at the specified time.
1(mon) - 7(sun)
let schedule = new JrfScheduler();
schedule.schedule = {
daysOfWeek: [
{
dayOfWeek: 1,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
{
dayOfWeek: 3,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
{
dayOfWeek: 7,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
]
};
The task is executed on the specified day of the month at the specified time.
let schedule = new JrfScheduler();
schedule.schedule = {
daysOfMonth: [
{
dayOfMonth: 1,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
{
dayOfMonth: 12,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
{
dayOfMonth: 27,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
]
};
The task is executed on the specified days at the specified time of the specified months.
let schedule = new JrfScheduler();
schedule.schedule = {
months: [
{
month: 1,
daysOfMonth: [
{
dayOfMonth: 1,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
{
dayOfMonth: 12,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
{
dayOfMonth: 27,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
}
]
},
{
month: 12,
daysOfMonth: [
{
dayOfMonth: 1,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
{
dayOfMonth: 12,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
},
{
dayOfMonth: 27,
times: [
{h: 0, m: 2, s: 33},
{h: 13, m: 12, s: 35},
{h: 22, m: 43, s: 49}
]
}
]
}
]
};
Scheduler can have one of three statuses.
The scheduler is in a reset state. You need to set the task and schedule.
The scheduler is in a running state.
The scheduler is in a stopped state.
Scheduled task.
The number of times the task was performed on a schedule.
Date of the next start of the task.
Date of the previous start of the task.
History of the scheduler.
[ { act: 'START', datetime: '2018-11-24T14:41:36.729Z' },
{ act: 'RUN_TASK', datetime: '2018-11-24T14:41:36.825Z' },
{ act: 'RUN_TASK', datetime: '2018-11-24T14:41:36.875Z' },
{ act: 'STOP', datetime: '2018-11-24T14:41:36.900Z' },
{ act: 'START', datetime: '2018-11-24T14:41:37.000Z' },
{ act: 'RUN_TASK', datetime: '2018-11-24T14:41:37.726Z' },
{ act: 'STOP', datetime: '2018-11-24T14:41:37.801Z' } ]
The date from which the execution will begin. If null means execution will begin immediately.
End date. If the null scheduler will run indefinitely.
| Method | Set status | Allowed with statuses | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| start | RUNNING | READY or COMPLETED | Runs the scheduler. Before starting, you need to set the task and schedule. This event is recorded in history. Returns true or false. |
| stop | COMPLETED | RUNNING | Stops the scheduler. This event is recorded in history. Returns true or false. |
| reset | READY | any | Stops the scheduler. Resets to the original state. |
| getInfo | nothing | any | Restores the current state of the scheduler. |
state
{
"datetimeStart": null,
"datetimeFinish": null,
"statusLists": {
"READY": "READY",
"RUNNING": "RUNNING",
"COMPLETED": "COMPLETED"
},
"status": "COMPLETED",
"schedule": {
"times": [
{
"h": 0,
"m": 0,
"s": 0,
"ms": 0
},
{
"h": 18,
"m": 2,
"s": 14,
"ms": 608
},
{
"h": 18,
"m": 2,
"s": 14,
"ms": 658
},
{
"h": 18,
"m": 2,
"s": 15,
"ms": 508
}
]
},
"countRun": 3,
"nextRun": "2018-11-24T21:00:00.000Z",
"prevRun": "2018-11-24T15:02:15.504Z",
"history": [
{
"act": "START",
"datetime": "2018-11-24T15:02:14.508Z"
},
{
"act": "RUN_TASK",
"datetime": "2018-11-24T15:02:14.608Z"
},
{
"act": "RUN_TASK",
"datetime": "2018-11-24T15:02:14.657Z"
},
{
"act": "STOP",
"datetime": "2018-11-24T15:02:14.678Z"
},
{
"act": "START",
"datetime": "2018-11-24T15:02:14.778Z"
},
{
"act": "RUN_TASK",
"datetime": "2018-11-24T15:02:15.504Z"
},
{
"act": "STOP",
"datetime": "2018-11-24T15:02:15.579Z"
}
],
"actLists": {
"START": "START",
"RUN_TASK": "RUN_TASK",
"STOP": "STOP"
}
}
const JrfScheduler = require('jrfscheduler');
function wait(mlsecond = 1000) {
return new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, mlsecond));
}
async function scheduleInterval() {
let schedule = new JrfScheduler();
schedule.schedule = {
interval: '100ms'
};
schedule.task = async () => {
dateFinish = new Date();
};
let now = new Date();
schedule.datetimeFinish = new Date(now.getTime() + 5000);
let dateFinish = null;
await schedule.start();
await wait(210);
await schedule.stop();
let info = await schedule.getInfo();
console.log(info);
await wait(100);
await schedule.start();
await wait(110);
await schedule.stop();
info = await schedule.getInfo();
console.log(info);
}
scheduleInterval();
FAQs
Async/await scheduler.
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