I'm using APScheduler to run some recurring tasks as follows:
from apscheduler.scheduler import Scheduler
from time import time, sleep
apsched = Scheduler()
apsched.start()
def doSomethingRecurring():
pass # Do something really interesting here..
apsched.add_interval_job(doSomethingRecurring, seconds=2)
while True:
sleep(10)
Because the interval_job ends when this script ends I simply added the ending while True
loop. I don't really know if this is the best, let alone pythonic way to do this though. Is there a "better" way of doing this? All tips are welcome!
Try using the blocking scheduler. apsched.start() will just block. You have to set it up before starting.
EDIT: Some pseudocode in response to the comment.
apsched = BlockingScheduler()
def doSomethingRecurring():
pass # Do something really interesting here..
apsched.add_job(doSomethingRecurring, trigger='interval', seconds=2)
apsched.start() # will block