Go library for periodically scheduling a task.
First, you must create a scheduler and pass it a reference to the function that should
execute periodically. It also takes an interval, which is the amount of time that must
pass before executing the function again. Schedulers begin once the Start method is
called. A scheduler should be stopped (explicitly or by defer) to prevent goroutine
leaks.
sched := NewScheduler(cronTask, WithInterval(time.Second * 5))
sched.Start()
defer sched.Stop()The timeout can be reset so that the wrapped function is not called until interval
has elapsed from the current time.
sched.Reset()The function can be executed on-demand from within the scheduler by sending it a signal to execute. This call is always non-blocking.
sched.Signal()A throttled scheduler can also be created, which throttles the frequency at which an
explicit signal to execute the function has an effect on the scheduler. The cronTask
will be executed at most once per-second, regardless of how many signals are received.
sched := NewScheduler(
cronTask,
WithInterval(time.Second * 5),
WithThrottle(time.Second),
)
sched.Start()
defer sched.Stop()
for {
sched.Signal()
}Copyright (c) 2016 Eric Fritz
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