Function parseCronPart

Parses CronPart into a string.

Example

const parseCronPartSeconds = parseCronPart([0, 59])(parseCronSecondsValue);

parseCronPartSeconds("*"); // "*"
parseCronPartSeconds([13, 10]); // "13,10"
parseCronPartSeconds([{ from: 13, to: 10 }, 10]); // "13-10,10"
parseCronPartSeconds([{ every: 10, start: 13 }, 10]); // "13/10,10"
parseCronPartSeconds([{ every: 99, start: 13 }, 10]); // undefined
parseCronPartSeconds([{
    every: 10,
    start: { from: 13, to: 10 } }, 10
]); // "13-10/10,10"
parseCronPartSeconds([{ every: 10, start: "?" }, 10]); // "?/10,10"
parseCronPartSeconds({ every: 10, start: 13 }); // "13/10"
parseCronPartSeconds({
    every: 10,
    start: { from: 13, to: 10 },
}); // "13-10/10"
parseCronPartSeconds({ every: 10, start: "?" }); // "?/10"
parseCronPartSeconds({
    from: 13,
    to: 10,
}); // "13-10"

Returns

Curried function with limit on context.