How to access a Job instance from different files of an application?
See original GitHub issueHey @tejasmanohar, how to you share a job instance inside a single instance while Job is created in a separate .js
file and if you wan’t to access it from another .js
file?
Let’s say I have a job created inside lib/one.js
file:
var cue_out_scheduler = scheduler(date, function cue_out_scheduler() { .... }
And I want to cancel this specific cue_out_scheduler
file inside lib/two.js
file.
cue_out_scheduler.cancel();
How to do that?
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- Created 8 years ago
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