Kickstart TimeMachine Scheduler with a quick Groovy script

If you have Groovy installed, you can kick start a TimeMachine Scheduler job without any setup! Try this out:


// Create a repeating schedule job that runs every 3 seconds.
@Grab('org.slf4j:slf4j-simple:1.6.6')
@Grab('org.bitbucket.timemachine:timemachine-scheduler:1.2.2')
import timemachine.scheduler.*
scheduler = new SchedulerFactory().createScheduler()
scheduler.init()
jobDef = JobDefs.groovyJobDef('''
    println("Hello World.")
''')
jobDef.addSchedule(Schedules.secondly(3))
scheduler.schedule(jobDef)
scheduler.start()
addShutdownHook{ scheduler.destroy() }