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MrIceman
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Jul 7, 2024
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You might want to have a look attimers, you could just create a new timer for each cron job which would probably simplify your code even more
https://gobyexample.com/timers
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I do not think it will necessarily simplify the code more than what it is, the body of it gorountine when dispacting a job will practically the same with replacing the time.sleep with a listening to the timer channel.
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This PR draft sets up basic cron scheduling. Currently only basic cron strings are accepted, i.e. numerics, wildcards, and steps.
Example usage within a main file can be seen below:
Currently, there is no support for specifiying specific days, i.e., Mon, Tue, Wed, Etc..