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Cron preset "monthly last day approx" (0 0 28-31 * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcomin...
Cron preset "quarterly" (0 0 1 1,4,7,10 *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs with...
Cron preset "yearly" (0 0 1 1 *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs without writin...
Cron preset "twice daily" (0 9,21 * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs withou...
Cron preset "business hours hourly" (0 9-17 * * 1-5): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming...
Cron preset "every 10 minutes business hours" (*/10 9-17 * * 1-5): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and...
Cron preset "nightly 2am" (0 2 * * *): the next 10 run times in UTC from now (or from a start time you give), a plain-English description and the interval between runs. Grab the expression and its upcoming runs without w...
Cron expression to the next run times in UTC: expr is a standard 5-field expression (minute hour day-of-month month day-of-week). One GET returns count times after from, each with run_at, unix, weekday and in_seconds, pl...