1.0.1 • Published 4 years ago
schedulerctl v1.0.1
schedulerctl
Heroku CLI plugin to create and manage Heroku Scheduler jobs of an Heroku application.
Installation
$ heroku plugins:install schedulerctlUsage
$ npm install -g schedulerctl
$ schedulerctl COMMAND
running command...
$ schedulerctl (-v|--version|version)
schedulerctl/1.0.1 darwin-x64 node-v12.6.0
$ schedulerctl --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ schedulerctl COMMAND
...Commands
schedulerctl jobs
list the Heroku Scheduler jobs of an app
USAGE
$ schedulerctl jobs
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app (required) app to run command against
EXAMPLE
$ heroku jobs -a exampleSee code: src/commands/jobs.ts
schedulerctl jobs:add
add a new Heroku Scheduler job to an app
USAGE
$ schedulerctl jobs:add
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app (required
) app to
run
command
against
-c, --command=command (required
) command
to
execute
-d, --dynoSize=Free|Hobby|Standard-1X|Standard-2X|Performance-M|Performance-L|Private-S|Private-M|Private-L (required
) dyno
size to
use
-f, --frequency=frequency (required
)
frequency
to use
EXAMPLES
$ heroku jobs:add -a example -c "sleep 60" -f "*/10 * * *" -d Standard-1X
$ heroku jobs:add -a example -c "sleep 60" -f "50 * * * *" -d Standard-1X
$ heroku jobs:add -a example -c "sleep 60" -f "30 10 * * *" -d Standard-1XSee code: src/commands/jobs/add.ts
schedulerctl jobs:remove ID
permanently remove a Heroku Scheduler job from an app
USAGE
$ schedulerctl jobs:remove ID
ARGUMENTS
ID id of the Heroku Scheduler job
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app (required) app to run command against
EXAMPLE
$ heroku jobs:remove 1 -a exampleSee code: src/commands/jobs/remove.ts
schedulerctl jobs:update ID
update a Heroku Scheduler job from an app
USAGE
$ schedulerctl jobs:update ID
ARGUMENTS
ID id of the Heroku Scheduler job
OPTIONS
-a, --app=app (required
) app to
run
command
against
-c, --command=command (required
) command
to
execute
-d, --dynoSize=Free|Hobby|Standard-1X|Standard-2X|Performance-M|Performance-L|Private-S|Private-M|Private-L (required
) dyno
size to
use
-f, --frequency=frequency (required
)
frequency
to use
EXAMPLES
$ heroku jobs:update 1 -a example -c "sleep 60" -f "*/10 * * *" -d Standard-1X
$ heroku jobs:update 1 -a example -c "sleep 60" -f "50 * * * *" -d Standard-1X
$ heroku jobs:update 1 -a example -c "sleep 60" -f "30 10 * * *" -d Standard-1XSee code: src/commands/jobs/update.ts