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Hey! I need to manipulate (validate, generate next event timestamp, etc.) Quartz cron expressions in the browser, and there's a dearth of community options for this. I posted to a library that almost meets these requirements with a run-down of some of the reasons other libraries don't work: bradymholt/cRonstrue#41 (comment)
Have I overlooked any libraries that do support Quartz cron expressions?
If not, is there a test-suite in the project for the core cron semantics (e.g., validating each field, validating an expression as a whole, predicting next event run)? I've found plenty of integration tests that seem concerned with higher level concerns (upgrading, memory, job running), but I'm primarily looking to validate & predict correctly.
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Quartz-compliant javascript parser
Quartz syntax compliant javascript parser
May 21, 2020
Hey! I need to manipulate (validate, generate next event timestamp, etc.) Quartz cron expressions in the browser, and there's a dearth of community options for this. I posted to a library that almost meets these requirements with a run-down of some of the reasons other libraries don't work: bradymholt/cRonstrue#41 (comment)
Have I overlooked any libraries that do support Quartz cron expressions?
If not, is there a test-suite in the project for the core cron semantics (e.g., validating each field, validating an expression as a whole, predicting next event run)? I've found plenty of integration tests that seem concerned with higher level concerns (upgrading, memory, job running), but I'm primarily looking to validate & predict correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: