The easiest way to schedule work items with complex dependencies across developers that all have different work schedules. Or reserve elevators in an apartment building.

Built on Later, Schedule lets you easily schedule anything with full support for dependencies, resource reservations, and flexible ways to define availability (i.e. specify working hours including a lunch break).

Schedule works in both the browser (IE7+, FireFox, Chrome, Safari) and Node.js environments. Simply include the library to get access to the Schedule namespace and all functionality.

There are some basic benchmarks (using benchmarkjs) included in the installation that test the performance of the various time periods and a basic and complex schedule.

Defining a set of reservations Defining a set of elevators that will be reserved Using schedule.tasks to get the tasks into the proper format Using schedule.resources to get the resources into the proper …

Overview While schedules can always be manually created, it is usually easier to use one of the following parsers that are included with Later. Each of the parsers generates a valid schedule …

Similar to the built-in implementation of setInterval, later.setInterval takes a function to execute and a delay, which in this case is defined by a Later schedule.

Once a schedule has been defined, it can be used to calculate future and past occurrences of that schedule. An occurrence is a date that meets all of the constraints imposed by the schedule.

Often times the tasks that your application defines are not in the format that Schedule requires. To make the conversion process easier, Schedule includes a task generator that can be used on any array of …

Often times the resources that your application defines are not in the format that Schedule requires. To make the conversion process easier, Schedule includes a resource generator that can be used on …