Crate fluent_schedule 

Fluent Schedule

A human-readable, fluent task scheduling library for Rust. This library provides a simple API for scheduling tasks without using complex cron syntax.

Examples

Scheduling a task to run every 5 seconds:

use fluent_schedule::{Job, Scheduler, FluentDuration, SchedulerError};

// Define a task
let job1 = Job::new()
    .every(5u32.seconds())
    .run(|| println!("Task 1: Running every 5 seconds."));

// Create a scheduler
let mut scheduler = Scheduler::new();

// Add the job
if let Err(e) = scheduler.add(job1) {
    eprintln!("Error adding job: {}", e);
    return;
}

// Run the scheduler (this blocks the thread)
scheduler.run_forever();

Scheduling a task for a specific time:

use fluent_schedule::{Job, Scheduler, SchedulerError};
use chrono::Weekday;

let job2 = Job::new()
    .on_weekday()
    .at("17:00")
    .run(|| println!("Task 2: Running at 5 PM on weekdays."));

let mut scheduler = Scheduler::new();

if let Err(e) = scheduler.add(job2) {
    eprintln!("Error adding job: {}", e);
    return;
}

scheduler.run_forever();

Structs

Job

A configurable Job that can be added to a Scheduler.

Scheduler

The main scheduler runtime.

Enums

SchedulerError

Represents errors that can occur during job configuration.

Traits

FluentDuration

A trait to provide fluent, human-readable Duration creation.