NAME
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Cron::Scheduler - easily configure
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Cron

SYNOPSIS
      # For a full Mojo app
      $self->plugin('Cron::Scheduler' => {
        schdules => {
          do_a_thing => [
            { 
              schedule => {
                minute => 0,
                hour => '*',
                day => '*',
                month => '*',
                weekday => '*'
              }
            }
          }
        ],
        tasks => {
          do_a_thing => sub { ... }
        }
      });

      # or, tasks can be imported from a namespace, keeping your code well-organized
      package MyApp::Cron::DoAThing;

      sub register($self, $app, $args) {
        $app->crontask(do_a_thing => sub { ... })
      }

      package MyApp;
      ...
      $self->plugin('Cron::Scheduler' => {
        schedules  => { do_a_thing => { ... } },
        namespaces => ['MyApp::Cron']
      });

DESCRIPTION
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Cron is great, but is best used when the tasks are
    fairly static. This module was created to wrap its functionality and add
    the ability to easily pull in an external configuration of when and how
    tasks should be run, cleanly separated from the implementation of those
    tasks themselves.

METHODS
    Mojolicious::Plugin::Cron::Scheduler inherits all methods from
    Mojolicious::Plugin and implements the following new ones

  register( ..., $parameters )
    Register plugin in Mojolicious application. Accepts a HashRef of
    parameters with three supported, optional keys:

   schedules
    Optional (though if omitted, no scheduling will be performed)

    A HashRef whose keys are "crontask" names. The values of this hash are
    ArrayRefs, each item of which is a HashRef with "schedule" and
    "parameters" keys.

    A HashRef whose keys are "minute", "hour", "day", "month", "weekday",
    corresponding to the crontab <https://linuxhandbook.com/crontab/>
    columns. If any of these keys are omitted, they are assumed to be "*"
    elements.

    An ArrayRef of values to be passed to the task when it is run from this
    schedule

   tasks
    Optional HashRef[CodeRef]

    A HashRef whose keys are "crontask" names. The values of this hash are
    CodeRefs - the code to be run when the scheduled task is executed. The
    parameters passed to the code are only those present in the "parameters"
    array.

   namespaces
    Optional ArrayRef[Str]

    An ArrayRef of package namespaces to load. The premise is that such
    packages would call "crontask" to register schedulable tasks for this
    module to schedule. Any packages in this namespace will be loaded and
    registered as Mojolicious plugins, whether or not they register
    "crontask"s.

  crontask( name => $coderef )
    Registers a coderef/anonymous subroutine by name as a schedulable task.
    This registration is an alternative to passing these code blocks in at
    the time of plugin loading. Often this will be called from small,
    specialized plugins loadable by namespace

AUTHOR
    Mark Tyrrell "<mark@tyrrminal.dev>"

LICENSE
    Copyright (c) 2024 Mark Tyrrell

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