Added @ps to show events and the next time they're going to fire.

scheduler.py

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
-import events
+import time
 from twisted.internet import task
+import events
 """
 ADDING AN EVENT:
 * Create an event function to call.
@@ -10,7 +11,7 @@ ADDING AN EVENT:
 # Dictionary of events with a list in the form of:
 #  [<function>, <interval>, <lastrantime>, <taskobject>, <description>]
 schedule = {
-   'check_sessions': [events.check_sessions, 5, None, None, "Session check."]
+   'check_sessions': [events.check_sessions, 60, time.time(), None, "Session consistency checks."]
 }
 
 def start_events():
@@ -54,6 +55,30 @@ def get_event_interval(event_name):
    """
    return get_event(event_name)[1]
 
+def get_event_nextfire(event_name):
+   """
+   Returns a value in seconds when the event is going to fire off next.
+
+   event_name: (string) The key of the event in the schedule dictionary.
+   """
+   return (get_event(event_name)[2]+get_event_interval(event_name))-time.time()
+
+def get_event_taskobj(event_name):
+   """
+   Returns an event's task object.
+
+   event_name: (string) The key of the event in the schedule dictionary.
+   """
+   return get_event(event_name)[3]
+
+def get_event_description(event_name):
+   """
+   Returns an event's description.
+
+   event_name: (string) The key of the event in the schedule dictionary.
+   """
+   return get_event(event_name)[4]
+
 def set_event_taskobj(event_name, taskobj):
    """
    Sets an event's task object.
@@ -62,6 +87,14 @@ def set_event_taskobj(event_name, taskobj):
    """
    get_event(event_name)[3] = taskobj
 
+def set_event_lastfired(event_name):
+   """
+   Sets an event's last fired time.
+
+   event_name: (string) The key of the event in the schedule dictionary.
+   """
+   get_event(event_name)[2] = time.time()
+
 def trigger_event(event_func, event_name):
    """
    Update the last ran time and fire off the event.
@@ -69,4 +102,5 @@ def trigger_event(event_func, event_name):
    event_func: (func_reference) Reference to the event function to fire.
    eventname: (string) The name of the event (as per schedule dict).
    """
-   event_func()
+   event_func()
+   set_event_lastfired(event_name)