@harrydehix/everyjs
v0.0.13
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simple library to repeatedly execute code (every week, day, hour, minute, ...)
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everyjs
A small library that allows you to schedule your tasks in a cron job like way.
Example
import { every } from "everyjs";
const task = every(5, "second").do((time) => {
console.log(`Hello world! It is: ${time}`);
});
task.start();
Alignment
By default a task is always aligned.
E.g. if you schedule a task to be executed every n
- seconds, it is executed always at the beginning of a second
- minutes, it is always executed at the beginning of a minute
- hours, it is always executed at the beginning of an hour
- weeks, it is always executed at the beginning of a week
- months, it is always executed at the beginning of a month
- years, it is always executed at the beginning of a year
You can change the alignment by using the .align(alignment)
method.
// This task gets executed every day at 5:30
const task = every(1, "day")
.do((time) => {
console.log(`Hello world! It is: ${time}`);
})
.align({ hour: 5, minute: 30 });
task.start();