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cronlet-cli

v0.2.0

Published

CLI for Cronlet - the simplest way to add scheduled tasks to your Node.js app

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Maintainers

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Keywords

cronschedulercli

Readme

cronlet-cli

cronlet banner

CLI for cronlet - the simplest way to add scheduled tasks to a Node.js application.

Installation

npm install cronlet cronlet-cli

Commands

cronlet dev

Start the dev server with hot reload and local dashboard.

cronlet dev                    # Auto-discovers jobs in ./jobs, ./src/jobs, ./app/jobs
cronlet dev --dir ./my-jobs    # Custom jobs directory
cronlet dev --port 4000        # Custom port (default: 3141)
  ⏱  cronlet dev server running

  Jobs discovered:
    ✓ weekly-digest      every friday at 9:00 AM
    ✓ cleanup-sessions   every 6 hours
    ✓ sync-stripe        daily at midnight

  Dashboard: http://localhost:3141
  Watching for changes...

Directory resolution is consistent across all commands:

  1. --dir <path>
  2. cronlet.config.* jobsDir
  3. auto-detect from ./jobs, ./src/jobs, ./app/jobs

cronlet list

List all discovered jobs.

cronlet list
cronlet list --dir ./my-jobs

cronlet run <job-id>

Manually trigger a job.

cronlet run cleanup-sessions

cronlet validate

Validate all job configurations.

cronlet validate

Dashboard

The dev server includes a local dashboard at http://localhost:3141 with:

  • Job list with schedules and status
  • Manual "Run Now" buttons
  • Execution history
  • Automatic updates while developing

License

MIT