Nice library. I used it for a while now.
But now I need more complex cronjobs. For example monday and tuseday at 20:00.
People have developed those cron expressions:
https://crontab.guru/#5_4_*_*_2,5
They enyble you to define even complex cron schedules compact and fast.
Is there already support for this? Or would you like to add it?
schedule.every().parse_expression("5 4 2,5").do(job)
Something like that would be verry handy.
Hi,
Nice library. I used it for a while now. But now I need more complex cronjobs. For example monday and tuseday at 20:00. People have developed those cron expressions: https://crontab.guru/#5_4_*_*_2,5 They enyble you to define even complex cron schedules compact and fast. Is there already support for this? Or would you like to add it? schedule.every().parse_expression("5 4 2,5").do(job) Something like that would be verry handy.