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 > If you are migrating from a different library such as `cron` or `node-cron`, or upgrading from an older version of croner, see the [Migration Guide](migration.md).
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 ### Importing with Node.js or Bun
 
 For Node.js or Bun, you can use ESM Import or CommonJS Require:

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 ## Upgrading Croner
 
 This section covers upgrading to Croner from previous versions. Croner follows the Semantic Versioning (SemVer) standard. Be mindful that major updates may cause breaking changes.

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 The job will be scheduled to run at the next matching time unless you supply the option `{ paused: true }`. The `Cron(...)` constructor will return a Cron instance, later referred to as `job`, which have a few methods and properties.
 
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 ## Status
 
 Check the status of the job using the following methods:

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 ### Find dates
 
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 The expressions used by Croner are very similar to those of Vixie Cron, but with a few additions and changes as outlined below:
 
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