schedule python script to run daily

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Certainly! Scheduling a Python script to run daily can be achieved using the schedule library in Python along with a task scheduler like cron on Unix-like systems or Task Scheduler on Windows. In this tutorial, we'll cover scheduling a Python script using the schedule library and cron as an example on a Unix-like system.
If you haven't installed the schedule library, you can do so using pip:
Let's create a simple Python script that prints a message. For demonstration purposes, let's call it daily_script.py:
Now, let's create another Python script that will use the schedule library to run our daily_script.py daily:
In this example, the schedule.every().day.at("2:00").do(run_daily_script) line specifies that the run_daily_script function should be executed daily at 2:00 AM. You can customize the time according to your requirements.
Save the scheduler.py file, and then run it:
The scheduler script will keep running, and the daily_script.py will be executed at the scheduled time.
If you want your scheduler to start automatically, you can use a cron job. Open the crontab configuration:
Add the following line to run the scheduler.py script daily:
Replace /path/to/python3 and /path/to/scheduler.py with the actual paths on your system. This example schedules the script to run at 2:00 AM daily.
Now, your Python script is scheduled to run daily using the schedule library and is set up with a cron job on Unix-like systems. Adjust the paths and timings according to your specific requirements.
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