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Package schedparse is a small client-side natural-language → trigger compiler for the mecatui /schedule overlay's Create form.
It is a small pattern table for common scheduling phrases, NOT a full NLP engine: a handful of ordered regexes, first-match-wins. A phrase that does not match any pattern returns ok=false, and the caller falls back to treating the input verbatim as a raw cron expression.
The package is stdlib-only (regexp + time) and depends on nothing in engine/ or internal/ — it is a pure leaf that runs client-side.
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type Result ¶
type Result struct {
Cron string // a 5-field cron expression, set when the phrase is recurring
OneShot time.Time // a wall-clock instant, set when the phrase is a one-shot (zero otherwise)
}
Result is the outcome of Compile: exactly one of Cron or OneShot is set. The caller decides which kind of trigger to build (a cron schedule vs a one-shot schedule) — Compile only produces the value.
func Compile ¶
Compile parses a natural-language scheduling phrase into a trigger result. If the phrase matches a known pattern, exactly one of Cron or OneShot is set and ok is true. If no pattern matches, ok is false and the caller should treat the input verbatim as a raw cron expression.
now is the reference instant for the one-shot patterns ("next monday 9am", "in 30 minutes", "tomorrow at noon"); it is ignored by the recurring (cron) patterns.
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