Closed kaplanelad closed 2 months ago
Hi @kaplanelad I've tried to do it in the english-to-cron-integration branch in a non-destructive way. It seems like the existing croner parsing is failing after using this.
Hey @mvniekerk, Do you have a text example that converted wrong?
If you run the simple example with the English feature enabled
Groete / Best regards Michael van Niekerk
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Hey @mvniekerkhttps://github.com/mvniekerk, Do you have a text example that converted wrong?
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I noticed that you added the text every 10 seconds
, which the library correctly converts into the cron syntax 0/10 * * * * ? *
.
I have also tested the cron expression 0/10 * * * * ? *
directly with the library, and it executes as expected.
It seems the syntax generator is functioning properly. However, when I debug it on your branch, I encounter the following error:
Pattern must consist of five fields, seconds are not allowed by configuration.
the english-to-cron
syntax return pattern with 7, including the seconds.
This is also documented in the readme that the patterns should include the following format:
sec min hour day of month month day of week year
* * * * * * *
Ok, so it seems like croner-rust doesn't like the year field. I've noticed you're the author of english-to-cron - thank you for this! v0.13.0 will have the crate included
@mvniekerk, why did you add it as a feature flag and as part of the base features? this crate is very small
Hi Elad I had previous bug reports of minimizing crate imports and feature gating, so this goes with that spirit. Since this pulls in extra crates and adds parsing complexity, I’d rather give people what they had and not something they didn’t asked for. I do think that the existence of the feature is quite obvious in the README, which will make it more discoverable.
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@mvniekerkhttps://github.com/mvniekerk, why did you add it as a feature flag and as part of the base features? this crate is very small
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I got it, and it sounds reasonable. Thanks!
It would be beneficial to integrate the english-to-cron crate into your library to allow users to generate cron expressions using plain English text. This would enhance the usability of your library by making it easier for developers who are less familiar with cron syntax to define scheduling rules.
if this is something that you want, I'd love to open a PR for that