Crate tokio_shutdown

Tokio Shutdown

Tiny crate that allows to wait for a stop signal across multiple threads. Helpful mostly in server applications that run indefinitely and need a signal for graceful shutdowns.

Examples

This example installs the global shutdown handler and will print a message once a single is received. For demonstration purposes it creates other tasks that wait for shutdown as well.

use tokio_shutdown::Shutdown;

#[tokio::main(flavor = "current_thread")]
async fn main() {
    let shutdown = Shutdown::new().expect("shutdown creation works on first call");

    // Pass a copy of the shutdown handler to another task.
    // Clones of `Shutdown` are cheap.
    let clone = shutdown.clone();
    tokio::spawn(async move {
        clone.handle().await;
        println!("task 1 shutting down");
    });

    // Alternatively, pass a new handle to the new task.
    // Both this and the above way work, choose whatever works best for your use case.
    let handle = shutdown.handle();
    tokio::spawn(async move {
        handle.await;
        println!("task 2 shutting down");
    });

    shutdown.handle().await;
    println!("application shutting down");
}

Please have a look at the examples directory of this project for further usage instructions.

Structs

• AlreadyCreatedError
  Error that occurs when the Shutdown::new function is called more than once in a process lifetime.
• Shutdown
  The global shutdown handler for an application. It can be cloned cheaply wherever needed.