Run directly

Get dependencies :
go build ./...

Build :
go build .

Execute :
./pigeon

At execution step you can get db.Connect(). This cause of necessary environment variables.
To pure execution, you should add environment variables in the sample_enc.list to your machine with your custom settings

Run with Docker

Direct pull from Docker Hub :
docker pull netaxtech/pigeon

Build Docker Image

Docker image build :
docker build -t pigeon .

Docker run :
docker run --name pigeon-scheduler -p 4040:4040 --env-file ./sample_env.list pigeon

Pigeon uses PostgeSQL for database and you have to one database on your machine.
To install PostgreSQL Db your machine docker image pull
docker pull postgres
create postgres docker image
docker run --name postgres-db -p 5432:5432 -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mysecretpass -d postgres

Usage

Create Scheduled Task

Example Request

{
   "interval":1,
   "intervalType":"DAILY | SECOND",
   "sendAt":"22:19:00",
   "immediately":"true | false",
   "continuous":"true | false",
   "limit":3,
   "execution":{
      "targetUrl":"http://my.custom.link:8080/sub/dir",
      "type":"GET | POST",
      "body":{
         "key1":"value1",
         "key2":"value2"
      },
      "header":{
         "key1":"value1",
         "key2":"value2"
      }
   }
}

Example Response

{
    "TaskId": "a8194865-bdad-488b-a39b-3df95d68de1d"
}

Description :

Field	Description	Required
interval	Time which between two task fire	*
intervalType	Which time interval for two task	*
sendAt	When will fire the first task
immediately	Fire task when request come to service (override sendAt for first fire)
limit	How many task will fire
continuous	Fires task every time (overrides limit)
execution	Target service details	*
execution.targetUrl	Target endpoint will trigger	*
execution.type	Request type	*
execution.body	Request body (necessary if type is POST)
execution.header	Request header	*