Add Scheduler Control to Glimpser Application

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This pull request was created by Sweep to resolve the following request by @KristopherKubicki:

Can you add a button on the status page that allows you to the scheduler on and off?

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Purpose

This pull request adds the ability to start, stop, and monitor the status of the scheduler in the Glimpser application. This provides users with more control over the scheduling functionality of the application.

Description

The changes made in this pull request include:

1. Exposing the scheduler instance globally in the app/__init__.py file, making it accessible throughout the application.
2. Adding new routes in app/routes.py to toggle the scheduler state (start/stop) and retrieve the current scheduler status.
3. Implementing the client-side functionality in app/static/js/script.js to interact with the new routes and update the UI accordingly.
4. Adding a new section in the app/templates/status.html template to display the scheduler control and status.

Summary

The key changes in this pull request are:

• app/__init__.py: Exposed the scheduler instance globally
• app/routes.py: Added new routes to toggle scheduler state and get status
• app/static/js/script.js: Added client-side functionality to interact with the new routes
• app/templates/status.html: Added a new section to display the scheduler control and status

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a "Scheduler Control" feature, allowing users to start/stop the scheduler and view its status through a new button and status indicator.
  • Added new routes for toggling the scheduler and checking its status, enhancing dynamic management capabilities.
• Improvements
  • Enhanced application architecture by making the scheduler accessible globally, improving task management across modules.
• User Interface
  • Updated the status page to reflect the current state of the scheduler immediately upon loading.

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Dependency Review

✅ No vulnerabilities or license issues or OpenSSF Scorecard issues found.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a scheduler management feature in the Flask application. This includes modifications to the graceful_shutdown function for global access to the scheduler, new routes for toggling and checking the scheduler status, JavaScript functionality for user interaction, and updates to the HTML template for a more dynamic user interface.

Changes

File	Change Summary
app/init.py	Added global access to the scheduler object through the app instance.
app/routes.py	Introduced /toggle_scheduler and /scheduler_status routes for managing the scheduler.
app/static/js/script.js	Implemented JavaScript to toggle the scheduler and update the UI based on its status.
app/templates/status.html	Added a "Scheduler Control" section with a button and status indicator in the HTML template.

Poem

🐰 In the meadow where the bunnies play,
A scheduler now hops along the way.
With a button to toggle, oh what a delight,
The tasks will dance in the soft moonlight.
So let’s cheer for changes, both big and small,
For a hopping good time awaits us all! 🌼✨

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