Wisp | simple Java Scheduler library with a minimal footprint | Job Scheduling library
kandi X-RAY | Wisp Summary
kandi X-RAY | Wisp Summary
[Maven Central] Wisp is a library for managing the execution of recurring Java jobs. It works like the Java class ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor, but it comes with some advanced features: - [Jobs can be scheduled to run] #schedules) according to: a fixed hour (e.g. 00:30), a CRON expression, or a custom code-based expression, - [Statistics] #statistics) about each job execution can be retrieved, - A [too long jobs detection mechanism] #long-running-jobs-detection) can be configured, - The [thread pool can be configured to scale down] #scalable-thread-pool) when there is less jobs to execute concurrently. Wisp weighs only 30Kb and has zero dependency except SLF4J for logging. It will try to only create threads that will be used: if one thread is enough to run all the jobs, then only one thread will be created. A second thread will generally be created only when 2 jobs have to run at the same time. The scheduler precision will depend on the system load. Though a job will never be executed early, it will generally run after 1ms of the scheduled time. Wisp is compatible with Java 8 and higher.
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- Cancel a job by name
- Schedule next execution
- Get the number of executions
- Gets the time when the job has finished
- Runs the long running jobs
- Checks if a job is running
- Cleans up a job if it has expired
- Returns the timestamp of the last execution job in milliseconds
- Starts the daemon
- Gets the runnable to runnable
- Invokes the given job
- The duration in milliseconds
- Returns the duration between the last execution time in milliseconds
- Returns the millisecond execution
- Parses a cron expression into a schedule
- Pretty print the frequency in milliseconds
- String representation of this job
- Returns a string representation of the baseSchedule
- Returns a string representation of the cron expression
- Parses the given cron expression
- Parses a cron expression
- Computes and returns the millisecond execution time
- Gets statistics about the current scheduler
- Returns the next execution time in milliseconds
- Determines the next execution
- Get the current time
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QUESTION
I am developing a camera shop application using React js. Here I am facing a problem which is I cannot remove all selected items from the cart.
Note: When a user clicks on the "CHOOSE AGAIN" button then all selected items will be removed from the cart.
Live website link: https://eclectic-wisp-4cf573.netlify.app/.
My code files:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 15:11Maybe is possible to pass a function from the parent to delete all of them. In Shop.js
QUESTION
I am developing a shopping cart application for a Camera shop. I am using ReactJS. On the shop page, there are items that we can add to the cart. I have a total of 9 items on my shop page. My problems are:
- A user can select up to 4 items.
- After selecting 4 items on the cart, when the user clicks on the CHOOSE 1 FOR ME button, it will provide 1 item only from the selected 4 items, and the rest 3 items will be removed automatically.
Live website: https://eclectic-wisp-4cf573.netlify.app/
Shop.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 17:36First, if you want the user to be able to select up to 4 products, you should change handleAddToCart
's if statement, change product
to cart
, and the length should be superior ou equal to 4. Then define a chooseOneProductForMeHandler
, past it down to Cart
, and use it, like so:
QUESTION
I am new to Swift and IOS development, and I am trying to display fetched JSON data onto a text label.
Essentially, my goal is to display only the first object of the following API call result onto a text label (see example further down)
JSON to decode:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 05:32I assume you wanted this
QUESTION
I'm currently working on a discord bot command that replies with an embed message the code looks like this. (yes im following a tutorial)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-11 at 10:06First of all, welcome to StackOverflow !
In order to get your emotes on an embed you'll have to follow this few steps :
Go to your server where the emote is, type it in the chat box, like you would normally do to send it, and but a backslash (
\
) on front of it. After sending this, you should see something like this :<:EmoteName:420150420046660911>
Then, make sure that your bot is in the same server as where the emote is.
Now, if you copy-paste the full emote text you got earlier in one of your embed's fields, you should now be able to see your emotes inside of it !
(Optional) If your emote is animated, you'll have to add an
a
on front of your:EmoteName:
, wiich would make the result look like this :
I hope that I was comprehensible enough, and that my explainations will help you to fix your issue ! :3
QUESTION
Noob here trying to wrap my head around this idea I had. I know it's not pythonic or anything. Just trying to get a basic system working here but this is the closest to a functioning version of what I'm trying to do. Tried a bunch of things and can't seem to get the options
to update properly. Really hope some feedback can point me in the right direction. Iv included the entire code, the part with the commented section in the challenge()
function by battleChoice
is my main issue. I can't get the options
dictionary values to change to call different functions based on the current page.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-25 at 20:33This happens because you've declared options
in a global scope and re-declaring it in a local scope inside the challenge()
function. So when you update options locally, the global variable is not changed at all.
You have at least these two options:
1)State to challenge()
that options
is a reference to a global value and do the update:
QUESTION
I'm attempting to write a similar function to this to filter a large array based on a search term:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-21 at 16:05A small fix add return before my_list.filter
QUESTION
Currently, I have a script that searches column 1 of a locally-stored table, and returns the result from column 2 from the same row. Based on that result, it logs something to the console.
Here it is action. It searches the table for "dragon" in column 1, returns "2" from Column 2, then the script logs "The result is two." to the console.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-27 at 18:41It's exactly the same work that you need to do, albeit at a different time - i.e in response to a different event. Do it straight after you've loaded the table, instead of straight after you've received the DOMContentLoaded event from the document. Here's an alternate way to go looking.
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