Cronex.Every.every/2 macro is used as a simple interface to add a job to the Cronex.Table.

Input Arguments

frequency supports the following values: :minute, :hour, :day, :month, :year, :monday, :tuesday, :wednesday, :thursday, :friday, :saturday, :sunday

job must be a list with the following structure: [do: block], where block is the code refering to a specific job

Example

every :day, do
  # Daily task here 
end

every :month, do
  # Monthly task here 
end

Cronex.Every.every/3 macro is used as a simple interface to add a job to the Cronex.Table.

Different argument data types combinations are accepted:

• When arg1 is an atom and arg2 is a string, they represent the frequency and at respectively.

• When arg1 is an integer and arg2 is a atom, they represent the interval and frequency respectively.

Input Arguments

frequency supports the following values :minute, :hour, :day, :month, :year, :monday, :tuesday, :wednesday, :thursday, :friday, :saturday, :sunday, when an interval is given, only the following values are accepted :minute, :hour, :day, :month

interval must be an integer representing the interval of frequencies that should exist between each job run

at must be a list with the following structure: [at: time], where time is a string with the following format HH:MM, where HH represents the hour and MM the minutes at which the job should be run, this value is ignored when given in an every minute or every hour job

job must be a list with the following structure: [do: block], where block is the code corresponding to a specific job

Example

every :day, at: "10:00", do
  # Daily task at 10:00 here 
end

every :monday, at: "12:00", do
  # Monday task at 12:00 here 
end

every 2, :day do
  # Every 2 days task
end

every 3, :week do
  # Every 3 weeks task
end

Cronex.Every.every/4 macro is used as a simple interface to add a job to the Cronex.Table.

Input Arguments

interval must be an integer representing the interval of frequencies that should exist between each job run

frequency supports the following values: :minute, :hour, :day, :month

at must be a list with the following structure: [at: time], where time is a string with the following format HH:MM, where HH represents the hour and MM the minutes at which the job should be run, this value is ignored when given in an every minute or every hour job

job must be a list with the following structure: [do: block], where block is the code corresponding to a specific job

Example

every 2, :day, at: "10:00" do
  # Every 2 days task
end

every 3, :week, at: "10:00" do
  # Every 3 weeks task
end