cron

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Standard 5-field cron expression parsing (Cron::parse/matches/nextRun) plus a CronScheduler that runs registered callbacks on a tick loop -- useful for periodic in-process jobs without an external scheduler.

Parse and match

import tinox.core.cron;
import tinox.core.time;

class Main
{
    fnc main() -> Int32
    {
        // every day at 09:00
        let expr: CronExpr = Cron::parse("0 9 * * *");

        let now: Int64 = Time::now();
        println("matches now: " + Cron::matches(expr, now).toString());
        println("next run at: " + Cron::nextRun(expr).toString());
        return 0;
    }
}

class Cron

Methods

fn parse(expr: String) → CronExpr

fn nextRun(expr: CronExpr) → Int64

fn nextMinute(current: Int64, field: String) → Int64

fn getCurrentMinute(sec: Int64) → Int64

fn matches(expr: CronExpr, timestamp: Int64) → Bool

class CronExpr

Fields

`minute`	`String`
`hour`	`String`
`dayOfMonth`	`String`
`month`	`String`
`dayOfWeek`	`String`

class CronJob

Fields

`expr`	`CronExpr`
`callback`	`fn() -> Nothing`
`lastRun`	`Int64`

class CronScheduler

Fields

`jobs`	`List<CronJob>`
`running`	`Bool`

Methods

fn new() → CronScheduler

fn addJob(scheduler: CronScheduler, expr: String, callback: fn() -> Nothing) → Nothing

fn start(scheduler: CronScheduler) → Nothing

fn stop(scheduler: CronScheduler) → Nothing

fn tick(scheduler: CronScheduler) → Nothing