/* global SyncedCron */

import { Meteor } from 'meteor/meteor';

// https://github.com/thesaucecode/meteor-synced-cron/

Meteor.startup(() => {
  SyncedCron.config({
    // Log job run details to console
    log: true

    // Use a custom logger function (defaults to Meteor's logging package)
    // logger: null

    // Name of collection to use for synchronisation and logging
    // collectionName: 'cronHistory',

    // Default to localTime
    // Options: 'utc', 'localtime', or specific timezones 'America/New_York'
    // Will be applied to jobs with no timezone defined
    // timezone: 'utc',

    /*
      TTL in seconds for history records in collection to expire
      NOTE: Unset to remove expiry but ensure you remove the index from
      mongo by hand

      ALSO: SyncedCron can't use the `_ensureIndex` command to modify
      the TTL index. The best way to modify the default value of
      `collectionTTL` is to remove the index by hand (in the mongo shell
      run `db.cronHistory.dropIndex({startedAt: 1})`) and re-run your
      project. SyncedCron will recreate the index with the updated TTL.
    */
    // collectionTTL: 172800
  });

  SyncedCron.add({
    name: 'Check for fires stats in Spain and tweet about',
    timezone: 'Europe/Madrid',
    // Optionally set a positive offset if you wish to 'snooze' a schedule
    // offset: 30 * 60 * 100,
    // context: {
    //  userID: 'xyz'
    // },
    schedule: parser =>
      // this.magic = true; // Context is accesible here as this context.
      // parser is a later.parse object
      // return parser.text('every 2 minutes');
      // http://bunkat.github.io/later/
      parser.text('at 9:15 am also at 15:15 pm also at 22:00 pm'),
    job: () => {
      // console.log('cron is working');
      /* console.log(this.userID) // Context Object becomes this argument
       * console.log(this.magic) /
       * var numbersCrunched = CrushSomeNumbers();
       * return numbersCrunched; */
    }
  });

  SyncedCron.start();
});