How It Works

Here is how the module works.

Adding Tasks: When you add a task, you provide a function that runs the task, set its priority, and can also add a timeout or metadata (extra info about the task).
Running Tasks: Tasks can run in parallel (many at once) or in sequence (one at a time). The TaskScheduler automatically decides when to run tasks based on their priority and if they have any dependencies.
Task Retry System: If a task fails, it will retry based on the strategy you’ve set (try again immediately, wait longer each time, or add a random delay).
Throttling: Some tasks can be "throttled," meaning they can only run after a certain amount of time has passed, which is useful for rate-limiting tasks that shouldn't run too frequently.
Error Handling: If a task keeps failing after all retries, the TaskScheduler can handle it globally and log the issue.

Last updated 8 months ago

Here is how the module works.

Adding Tasks: When you add a task, you provide a function that runs the task, set its priority, and can also add a timeout or metadata (extra info about the task).
Running Tasks: Tasks can run in parallel (many at once) or in sequence (one at a time). The TaskScheduler automatically decides when to run tasks based on their priority and if they have any dependencies.
Task Retry System: If a task fails, it will retry based on the strategy you’ve set (try again immediately, wait longer each time, or add a random delay).
Throttling: Some tasks can be "throttled," meaning they can only run after a certain amount of time has passed, which is useful for rate-limiting tasks that shouldn't run too frequently.
Error Handling: If a task keeps failing after all retries, the TaskScheduler can handle it globally and log the issue.

Last updated 8 months ago