polyoxide-rt

The runtime seam of the polyoxide crates. Code that sleeps, reads the clock or spawns a task takes a Runtime instead of calling a runtime's own functions, so a runtime can be injected rather than assumed.

A Runtime is a detached spawn, a sleep, a yield_now that hands the thread to the host once with no timer, a monotonic now and a sleep_until with a default. spawn turns any future into a Task, which resolves to its output, or to nothing when it was aborted or panicked, and which keeps running when it is dropped. timeout awaits a future for a bounded time and polls it before the timer, so a ready future wins at a zero duration. interval ticks at once and then every period, with a choice of what to do about ticks it was too late for: fire them together, delay the next one, or skip them. TokioRuntime is the native runtime, built on tokio's own clock so a paused clock drives it, and default_runtime returns it.

Instant, SystemTime and UNIX_EPOCH are re-exported from web-time: the standard library's own types on native.

The crate depends on nothing in the workspace and names no venue, so it publishes first and every other crate can use it.

More information about this crate can be found in the crate documentation.

Installation

Add polyoxide-rt to the dependencies of your crate's manifest, at the version of the other polyoxide crates you use.