TGScheduler is a pure Python scheduler that can be used in any application.
Tasks can be run in-process (within threads), forked (as new processes) or
synchronously into the code.
The scheduler makes it easy to have one-time or recurring tasks run as needed.
WWW: https://bitbucket.org/xcg/tgscheduler
Remove expired ports:
2017-03-03 devel/py-mez_xml: Was only needed for deprecated www/py-GinGin
2017-03-04 www/py-GinGin: Upstream disappeared, last release from 2009
2017-03-03 www/py-scriptaculous: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 devel/py-Jinja: Development of this branch ceased. Use
devel/py-Jinja2 instead
2017-03-03 mail/py-turbomail: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 www/py-turbogears: Development of this branch ceased. Use
devel/py-turbogears2
2017-03-03 devel/py-turbojson: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 devel/py-TurboJinja: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 devel/py-TGScheduler: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 devel/py-turbokid: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 www/py-tgwebservices: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 devel/py-turbojson11: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 devel/py-turbocheetah: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 devel/py-tgMochiKit: Development of this branch ceased
2017-03-03 www/py-Lightbox: Development of this branch ceased
Decommission of TurboGears 1.5 and friends
This package branch is no more developed/supported upstream since about 2011.
There is devel/py-turbogears2 (current stable and supported branch) in ports
tree. Since there are no ports, depending on that, mark them deprecated and
set to expire at 2017-03-03
Discussed with: nivit, wen (maintainers, by mail)
Turbogears Scheduler is based on the TurboGears 1 built-in scheduler
which is based on Kronos by Irmen de Jong. The scheduler makes it easy
to have one-time or recurring tasks run as needed.
WWW: http://tgscheduler.googlecode.com/
Feature safe: yes