cron_*
The following functions are for listing, retrieving, creating, updating, and deleting your cronjobs.
All parameters are listed in the table. Required parameters are in bold with no default values.
cron_list
List cronjobs under your account, up to 1000 items per page.
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token | |
page | int | 1 | Page number |
keyword | string | null | Keyword to search cronjobs (name, ID, URL) |
Returns an array of cronjob data structures.
cron_get
Get a cronjob data.
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | integer | Cronjob ID |
Returns the cronjob data like this:
cron_add
Add a new cronjob.
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token | |
url | string | URL to call | |
expression | string | 1 hour | Time expression, may be either crontab syntax or time interval in English |
timezone | string | account timezone | Cronjob timezone |
timeout | integer | plan timeout | Cron timeout - max time to wait for your URL to response. |
instances | integer | 0 | Max overlapping cronjob executions: 0: unlimited, 1: single, 2 - 5: 2 - 5 overlapping executions |
username | string | null | Username for HTTP authentication |
password | string | null | Password for HTTP authentication |
httpMethod | string | GET | HTTP method of the HTTP request to send to your cronjob URL |
postData | string | null | When httpMethod is POST, PUT, or PATCH, send this post data with the HTTP request. |
httpHeaders | string | null | Plain HTTP headers to send to your cronjob URL. Use new lines as delimiters. |
notify | bool | true | Enable notification on failure. |
notifyEvery | int | 1 | When notify is true, send notification every notifyEvery fails. |
failureThreshold | integer | 10 | Number of consecutive failures allowed before disabling cronjob. |
pattern | string | null | If the cron execution contains the string, mark it as failure |
group | integer | null | Group ID |
name | string | null | Name of cronjob |
Returns the newly created cronjob.
cron_edit
Update an existing cronjob
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token | |
id | integer | Cronjob ID | |
any | any | current value | Any parameter listed in cron_add parameters |
Similar to cron_add
, except that it’ll update a specific cronjob with provided ID.
Returns the structure of the updated cronjob.
cron_enable
Enable a cronjob
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | integer | Cronjob ID |
Returns the structure of the updated cronjob.
cron_disable
Disable a cronjob
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | integer | Cronjob ID |
Returns the structure of the updated cronjob.
cron_pause
Pause a cronjob for a specific duration
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token | |
id | integer | Cronjob ID | |
for | string | null | An expression for time modification e.g. 15 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day, etc. |
Returns the structure of the paused cronjob.
cron_delete
Delete a cronjob
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | integer | Cronjob ID |
Returns the structure of the deleted cronjob, with ID set to null.
cron_run
Schedule the cronjob to run within next minute or at a specific time. This doesn’t change the cronjob time settings.
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | integer | Cronjob ID |
time | integer | Timestamp to run cronjob |
payload | string | Payload to send this time (read more below). |
payload
should be valid HTTP query string name=value&name2=value2
or valid JSON {"name": "value", "number": 1}
.
-
If cronjob’s
httpMethod
is POST, PUT, or PATCH,payload
will overwrite the cronjob’spostData
. Ifpayload
is valid JSON, FastCron will addContent-Type: application/json
to the HTTP request headers. -
If cronjob’s
httpMethod
is GET, HEAD, or DELETE,payload
must be HTTP query string, and will append to the cronjob URL. FastCron automatically add?
or&
before appending the payload so you don’t need to.
You can also use keywords like __timestamp__
in your payload.
Returns the timestamp which cronjob will run at.
cron_logs
Get your cronjob execution logs.
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | integer | Cronjob ID |
keyword | string | Keyword to search in execution time, output, IP addresses, error messages, etc. |
Returns an array of cron execution results.
cron_failures
Get your cronjobs failed execution logs.
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | integer | Cronjob ID |
keyword | string | Keyword to search in execution time, output, IP addresses, error messages, etc. |
Returns an array of cron execution results.
cron_next
Get next execution times of your cronjob.
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | integer | Cronjob ID |
Returns an array of queued/scheduled execution times (Unix timestamp). Max 100 results. Example response:
cron_batch_add
Add multiple cronjobs at once/
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
token | string | null | Your API token |
data | array | null | Array of cron_add parameters except token. |
This works only with requests in JSON format like this:
Returns an array of cronjob data structures.
cron_batch_edit
Update multiple cronjobs at once.
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token | |
id | array | List of cronjob IDs | |
any | any | current values | Any parameters listed in cron_add parameters except token |
Returns an array of updated cronjob data structures.
cron_batch_delete
Delete multiple cronjobs at once.
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token |
id | array | List of cronjob IDs |
Returns an array of deleted cronjobs.
cron_group_edit
Update multiple cronjobs in a group at once.
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
token | string | Your API token | |
id | int | The group ID | |
any | null | existing value | Any parameter listed in cron_add parameters except token |
Returns an array of updated cronjob data structures.