Struct RetryStrategy

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pub struct RetryStrategy { /* private fields */ }

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Retry strategy.

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impl RetryStrategy

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pub fn new(config: RetryConfig) -> RetryStrategy

Creates a new retry strategy with the given configuration.

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pub fn default_strategy() -> RetryStrategy

Creates a retry strategy with default configuration.

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pub fn should_retry(&self, error: &Error, attempt: u32) -> bool

Determines whether an error should be retried.

§Arguments

error - The error to evaluate.
attempt - The current retry attempt number (1-based).

§Returns

true if the error should be retried, false otherwise.

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pub fn calculate_delay(&self, attempt: u32, error: &Error) -> Duration

Calculates the retry delay based on strategy type and attempt number.

§Arguments

attempt - The current retry attempt number (1-based).
error - The error that triggered the retry.

§Returns

The calculated delay duration before the next retry.

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pub fn is_server_error(msg: &str) -> bool

Checks if the message indicates a server error (5xx).

Uses word boundary matching to avoid false positives like “order_id: 15001234” being misidentified as containing a 500 error.

§Arguments

msg - The error message to check.

§Returns

true if the message indicates a server error, false otherwise.

§Example

use ccxt_core::retry_strategy::RetryStrategy;

// True positives
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error("500 Internal Server Error"));
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error("HTTP 502 Bad Gateway"));

// False positives avoided
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error("order_id: 15001234"));
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error("amount: 5000"));

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pub fn is_server_error_code(status: u16) -> bool

Checks if an HTTP status code indicates a server error (5xx).

Server errors are HTTP status codes in the range 500-599.

§Arguments

status - The HTTP status code to check.

§Returns

true if the status code is in the 500-599 range, false otherwise.

§Example

use ccxt_core::retry_strategy::RetryStrategy;

assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(500));
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(502));
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(503));
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(504));
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(599));

assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(200));
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(400));
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(404));
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(499));
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error_code(600));

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pub fn is_server_error_message(msg: &str) -> bool

Checks if a message indicates a server error using word boundary matching.

This method uses regex with word boundaries to precisely detect server error patterns without false positives from numbers that happen to contain 500, 502, etc.

§Arguments

msg - The error message to check.

§Returns

true if the message matches server error patterns, false otherwise.

§Patterns Matched

Status codes: 500, 502, 503, 504 (as standalone words)
Phrases: “internal server error”, “bad gateway”, “service unavailable”, “gateway timeout”

§Example

use ccxt_core::retry_strategy::RetryStrategy;

// Matches server error patterns
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error_message("500 Internal Server Error"));
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error_message("Error: 502"));
assert!(RetryStrategy::is_server_error_message("Service Unavailable"));

// Does NOT match numbers containing 500, 502, etc.
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error_message("order_id: 15001234"));
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error_message("balance: 5020.50"));
assert!(!RetryStrategy::is_server_error_message("id=25030"));