cron-parser | Node.js library for parsing crontab instructions | Cron Utils library
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npm install cron-parser --save
import * as parser from 'cron-parser';
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QUESTION
Trying to run a cron job at 12 am each day, however, services being called during the job are undefined.
When calling the endpoint the logic works just fine, it just fails when the cron task runs the code. All of my injected services are undefined.
TypeError: Cannot read property 'deleteAllDailyReviews' of undefined
TypeError: Cannot read property 'getAllUsers' of undefined
I've tried to bind this
to the task, however, the problem still persists.
- Nest version: 6.5.3
- Node version: 10.16.0
- Platform: Windows
Cron job:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-21 at 09:41Moving the task definition to startJob
method did it for me. Thanks to Kim Kern for the help.
QUESTION
I am using Quartz to schedule jobs and display these in an UI. The UI uses an NPM library to calculate the next trigger fire. However, the example string in that library is rejected by Quartz, and a string i have used with success to schedule a result returns invalid fire times from the NPM library.
Quartz Incompatible (works in cron-parser)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-13 at 09:12Take a look here, there are different cron-expression implementations with Non-standard characters and different number of supported fields in the expression.
So, according to quartz docs, 6 to 7 fields are supported in Quartz, whereas in https://crontab.guru/ only 5 fields are supported.
And in cron-parser, 5 to 6 fields are supported.
QUESTION
I'm mostly a backend dev but I now need to implement something in an existing vue codebase. In a file called myModal.vue
I need to use a this cron-parser js lib. When I use it in the app.js
file it works perfectly:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-29 at 14:54CronParser
is not a vue library, you wouldn't use it as such Vue.use(CronParser);
Instead, just make sure you import it in your myModal.vue
. It looks like you may be missing import CronParser from 'cron-parser';
in there.
QUESTION
I'm using log4j (1.2.17)
'infinispan-embedded' does work with my logs.
But when I change to work with: 'infinispan-core' I don't recive any logs from Infinispan.
- I have Spring(4.1.4) & Hibernate(4.2.21)
- Infinispan version - 8.2.6.Final
Any ideas?
Thanks.
my dependecy:tree is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-13 at 05:20I've been through similar situations before. The problem here is most likely that there's a dependency missing when using infinispan-core.
The way to address such issues is by step-debugging through the code to understand why the logger is not being found. You can do that by putting a breakpoint at the start of org.jboss.logging.LoggerProviders.findProvider() method. That method detects which logger will be used, whether JDK, Log4j, Log4j2, Slf4j...etc.
So, put back the embedded dependency, put a breakpoint in that method, and verify that Log4j 1.x is added. Then, try running the same with infinispan-core in place and see what provider gets chosen (I guess it's not Log4j 1.x). Then see if adding Log4j 1.x as explicit dependency works...etc :)
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