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about
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install
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timegenerators
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audiogenerators
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eventfilters
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audiogenerators-write
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Timegenerators
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===============
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A "timegenerator" is something that describe _when_ you want to do something.
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There are 3 kinds of timegenerators in larigira:
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single
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With single, you just set a single time the event should happen.
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frequency
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Sometimes you have something happening very regularly. For example you might want a jingle every 30minutes, or
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a specific show every friday at 8PM.
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cron
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Sometimes your specification is very complex.
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For example, you might want a specific message to be sent at 10:00, 13:00, 15:00 and 18:00, but only during
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working days. That would be hard to do with a single `frequency` event, so you could use a cron
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0 10,13,15,18 * * 1-5
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I know, that's very difficult, but is still a possibility you have. If you want to learn how to write crons,
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check `this helpful site <https://crontab.guru>`_.
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