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@qgustavor/later

v5.0.2

Published

ES Modules fork of later. Determine later (or previous) occurrences of recurring schedules

Downloads

216

Readme

@qgustavor/later

This project is a ES Modules fork of Later. Later is a library for describing recurring schedules and calculating their future occurrences. It supports a very flexible schedule definition including support for composite schedules and schedule exceptions. Create new schedules manually, via Cron expression, via natural language expressions, or using a fully chainable API.

This fork also removed benchmarks, tests and all the other fuss I don't plan to maintain. Also, removed global state generated by "later.date.UTC()".

Table of Contents

Features

Types of schedules supported by Later:

  • Run a report on the last day of every month at 12 AM except in December
  • Install patches on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 4 AM
  • Gather CPU metrics every 10 mins Mon - Fri and every 30 mins Sat - Sun
  • Send out a scary e-mail at 13:13:13 every Friday the 13th

Documentation

WIP. In the meanwhile see parent fork's documentation, but check the code or the library on a REPL since A LOT of refactoring was done in order to convert the library to ES Modules and allow for tree shaking.

Install

npm install @qgustavor/later

Usage

Node.js

import * as later from '@qgustavor/later'

console.log(later)

Browser

Vanilla JS

This is the solution for you if you're just using <script> tags everywhere!

<script type="module">
import * as later from 'https://unpkg.com/@qgustavor/later'
</script>

Bundler

Assuming you are still using a bundler, you can simply follow Node.js usage above.

License

MIT © BunKat