schedule

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63810440/create-a-hourly-charge-schedule-based-off-of-user-input-plug-in-or-build

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63810440/create-a-hourly-charge-schedule-based-off-of-user-input-plug-in-or-build

问题 Do you know a UI, web-based or not (MAC compatible), that allow to stop/run/restart a container on schedule (with container running on local, or not). For eg: stop container XXX at 19/05/2020 1pm start container XXX at 19/05/2020 2pm Everything directly in a UI I couldn't find anything on the internet Thanks for your insight 回答1: Portainer has a scheduling feature in it, and it's free. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61889347/stop-or-run-a-docker-container-at-a-given-time-with-a-ui

问题 Do you know a UI, web-based or not (MAC compatible), that allow to stop/run/restart a container on schedule (with container running on local, or not). For eg: stop container XXX at 19/05/2020 1pm start container XXX at 19/05/2020 2pm Everything directly in a UI I couldn't find anything on the internet Thanks for your insight 回答1: Portainer has a scheduling feature in it, and it's free. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61889347/stop-or-run-a-docker-container-at-a-given-time-with-a-ui

问题 I am developing an app built on this example: https://github.com/xamarin/mobile-samples/tree/master/BackgroundLocationDemo The example works and the location updates are coming in as expected. However, Android keeps showing an notification that the service is running and draining battery. Now, all my users have a defined working schedule (list of Start to End DateTime per day e.g 8am-1pm, 4pm-8pm), and I want that the service is only running between those working times. This means that I need

问题 I am a newbie on Flutter. I am developing an app with notifications where notifications will be shown in different parts of the day. For instance: (3:25 AM, 12:24 PM, 17:22 PM, 19:52 PM, 21:02 PM). These times will differ based on the day. Times are stored on DB with their corresponding days. These notifications should be displayed even if the app is terminated and not being used. Problems: Get new data on around midnight for the new day. (For example around 00:00 AM my app should reschedule

问题 I'm developing a motorcycle hire website. The problem I have is how to solve the problem of assignment a guest to a motorcycle in an efficient way. I know how to do it in a "silly" way, but I want to know if there is a classical algorithm that solves this kind of problem. It's the same problem as the assignment of a guest to rooms in a hotel. In this last example, the goal is to achive maximum occupancy by never rejecting a reservation due to inefficient scheduling. I'm pretty sure that this

问题 I have a scheduled task that runs using the schedule library. Where does the return value of my task go? Does returning True have a different effect than returning False ? Example: def foo(): return False schedule.every().day.do(foo) while True: schedule.run_pending() time.sleep(1) 回答1: It doesn't "go" anywhere. Every object has a reference count, and a call like a = foo() would simply increment the reference count of whatever object False refers to, to reflect that a is now also an reference

问题 I'm very new to Python so forgive me if my terminology in the title or body of this question is incorrect. So this is how you'd normally use schedule to fire something off: schedule.every().sunday.at('8:00').do(job) Rather than listing unique days and times in the schedule module I'm trying to use a for loop to increment day and time from an array and an excel sheet respectively, example: dayArray = ['sunday', 'monday', 'tuesday', 'wednesday', 'thursday', 'friday', 'saturday'] for i in range

问题 I'm writing a discord bot using discord.py rewrite, and I want to run a function every day at a certain time. I'm not experienced with async functions at all and I can't figure out how to run one without using "await." This is only a piece of my code which is why some things may not be defined. async def send_channel(): try: await active_channel.send('daily text here') except Exception: active_channel_id = None active_channel = None async def timer(): while True: schedule.run_pending() await