django_schedulermanager 1.0

How to use

1. Add django_schedulermanager.apps.DjangoSchedulerManagerConfig to your INSTALLED_APPS

2. Write your job code in a module named ‘jobs’ (Remember to insert the app in the INSTALLED_APPS list)

3. Import the schedulable annotation: from django_schedulermanager.decorators import schedulable

4. Mark your function with schedulable. You can pass to the decorator the following parameters:

   • interval: The interval of the function. Required.

   • scheduled_time: When the function should start the first time. Required. It’s a function.

   • repeat: Not required, by default None which means ‘repeat always’

   • id: The ID of the job. It will also be the name of the job that you have to pass when using (un)schedulejob. Not required, by default None which means ‘use the name of the function’

   • queue: The queue to use. By default ‘default’

See also test-project directory to see an example, if you want to test the project, clone the repository and run the command make testproject, it will copy the django_schedulermanager folder (the library code) in the test-project folder

TODO

• [ ] Remove dependency on django-rq

• [ ] If present, read ‘queue’ from @job annotation

• [ ] Add unschedulejob all to unschedule all the jobs

• [ ] Add a command to remove all the scheduled jobs that don’t have a function in the jobs.py files