scheduled_task_verification_framework

This is a python testing framework used to verify whether the scheduled task will execute as expected at the scheduled time.

It has been personally tested on centos7.

Please note that running the example will change the system time!
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Please execute the example in a test environment

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Usage

Way 1: Explicitly add decorators to your scheduled method. (See “Example\Example 1 Using decorator on task-func.py“ for the complete code)

from apscheduler.schedulers.background import BackgroundScheduler
from scheduled_task_verification_framework import scheduler_task_manager
scheduler_task_manager_obj = scheduler_task_manager()
@scheduler_task_manager_obj.is_cronTask(name = "monday",task_scheduled_run_at = now_is_monday)
def task_on_every_monday():
    print("Running task [task_on_every_monday], %s" %strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H_%M_%S", localtime()))
scheduler = BackgroundScheduler()
scheduler.add_job(task_on_every_monday, 'cron',day_of_week="mon", hour=1, minute=1)
scheduler.start()
scheduler_task_manager_obj.monitor(……)

Way 2: Create a new method with hook instead of the old scheduled method. (See “Example\Example 2 Run new task func instead of old.py“ for the complete code)

from apscheduler.schedulers.background import BackgroundScheduler
from scheduled_task_verification_framework import scheduler_task_manager
scheduler_task_manager_obj = scheduler_task_manager()
def task_on_every_monday():
    print("Running task [task_on_every_monday], %s" %strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H_%M_%S", localtime()))
new_task_on_every_monday = scheduler_task_manager_obj.is_cronTask(name = "monday",task_scheduled_run_at = now_is_monday)(task_on_every_monday)
scheduler.add_job(new_task_on_every_monday, 'cron',day_of_week="mon", hour=1, minute=1)
scheduler.start()
scheduler_task_manager_obj.monitor(……)