# JanitorTask properties

## $config <a href="#config" id="config"></a>

Holds the default configuration for this JanitorTask, intended to be overloaded by specific task objects, with the following available keys:

* **`executionPeriodicity`** The periodicity for this task execution. One of the available [`JANITORTASKEXECUTION_PERIODICITY_?`](/version-1.x-beta/reference/core-modules/janitor.md#constants) constants.
* **`periodicityEachSeconds`** When `executionPeriodicity` is set to J`ANITORTASK_EXECUTION_PERIODICITY_EACH_SECONDS`, this is the number of seconds between each execution.
* **`periodicityMinutes`** When `executionPeriodicity` is set to `JANITORTASK_EXECUTION_PERIODICITY_MINUTES`, this is an array specifying the minutes within each hour when this task will be executed, in the syntax: `[0, 15, 30, 45, ...]`
* **`periodicityHours`** When `executionPeriodicity` is set to `JANITORTASK_EXECUTION_PERIODICITY_HOURS`, this is an array specifying the hours and minutes within each day when this task will be executed, in the syntax: `["hour:minute", "hour:minute", "hour:minute", ...]`
* **`periodicityDaysOfMonth`** When `executionPeriodicity` is set to `JANITORTASK_EXECUTION_PERIODICITY_DAYSOFMONTH`, this is an array specifying the days, hours and minutes within each month this task will be executed, in the syntax: `["day@hour:minute", "day@hour:minute", "day@hour:minute", ...]`

## $isConfigFile <a href="#isconfigfile" id="isconfigfile"></a>

Whether this JanitorTask has its own configuration file. Intended to be overloaded by specific tasks.

**Default:** false

## $name <a href="#name" id="name"></a>

The name of the task. Intended to be overloaded by specific tasks.

## $description <a href="#description" id="description"></a>

The description of the task. Intended to be overloaded by specific tasks.


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