Cron example
Example:
setInterval( function () {
widget.showNotification('test!')
}, 15000 );
This shows notification every 15 seconds. (You don't need to put it inside of request or window.onload).
Auto-reloading and timers
Be warned that if you use Debug Mode in Uniteness (or maybe Reset in Yusef), which automatically reloads scripts on each request - this will pile up. I.e. old timers are not deleted and you might end up having dozens of timers working simultaneously.This can be called "crontab", "cron", "timer" in other applications.
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