Features

• Async Completely
• Witten with tokio runtime
• Maximum Customize
• Hook support
• Automatic retry support
• Distribute Job Execution support (You should implement it by yourself)
• Default tracing support

Example

use std::sync::Arc;

use tokio_scheduler_rs::{job_hook::JobHook,job_hook::JobHookReturn,async_trait,DefaultJobExecutor, JobScheduler, MemoryJobStorage, JobContext, JobFuture,Value,ScheduleJob};

struct ExampleJob;

impl ScheduleJob for ExampleJob{
    fn get_job_name(&self) -> String {
        String::from("ExampleJob")
    }

    fn execute(&self, ctx: JobContext) -> JobFuture {
        Box::pin(async move{
            println!("Hello, World! My JobId is {}",ctx.get_id());
            Ok(Value::default())
        })
    }
}

struct ExampleHook;

#[async_trait]
impl JobHook for ExampleHook {
    async fn on_execute(&self, name: &str, id: &str, args: &Option<Value>) -> JobHookReturn {
        println!(
            "Task: {} with id: {} and args: {:#?} is going to execute!",
            name, id, args
        );
        JobHookReturn::NoAction
        // If you want to Cancel this running ONLY THIS TIME:
        // JobHookReturn::CancelRunning
        // or you want to Cancel this running and remove this schedule forever:
        // JobHookReturn::RemoveJob
    }
    async fn on_complete(
        &self,
        name: &str,
        id: &str,
        args: &Option<Value>,
        result: &anyhow::Result<Value>,
        retry_times: u64,
    ) -> JobHookReturn {
        println!(
            "Task: {} with id: {} and args: {:#?} is complete! Result is: {:#?}, retry time is: {}",
            name, id, args, result, retry_times
        );
        JobHookReturn::NoAction
        // If you want to Cancel this running and remove this schedule forever:
        // JobHookReturn::RemoveJob
        // Or if you want to retry this job:
        // JobHookReturn::RetryJob
    }
    async fn on_success(
        &self,
        name: &str,
        id: &str,
        args: &Option<Value>,
        return_vaule: &Value,
        retry_times: u64,
    ) -> JobHookReturn {
        println!(
            "Task: {} with id: {} and args: {:#?} is complete! ReturnValue is: {:#?}, retry time is: {}",
            name, id, args, return_vaule, retry_times
        );
        JobHookReturn::NoAction
        // If you want to Cancel this running and remove this schedule forever:
        // JobHookReturn::RemoveJob
        // Or if you want to retry this job:
        // JobHookReturn::RetryJob
    }
    async fn on_fail(
        &self,
        name: &str,
        id: &str,
        args: &Option<Value>,
        error: &anyhow::Error,
        retry_times: u64,
    ) -> JobHookReturn {
        println!(
            "Task: {} with id: {} and args: {:#?} is complete! Error is: {:#?}, retry time is: {}",
            name, id, args, error, retry_times
        );
        JobHookReturn::NoAction
        // If you want to Cancel this running and remove this schedule forever:
        // JobHookReturn::RemoveJob
        // Or if you want to retry this job:
        // JobHookReturn::RetryJob
    }
}

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    // Create a new `job_storage`, you can impl it by yourself.
    // !!!  PLEASE NOTICE THAT MEMORYJOBSTORAGE SHOULD NOT BE USED IN PRODUCTION  !!!
    let job_storage = Arc::new(MemoryJobStorage::new(chrono::Utc));
    // Create a new `job_executor`.
    // You should register your job hook here
    let job_executor = DefaultJobExecutor::new(
        job_storage.to_owned(),
        Some(10),
        Some(Box::new(ExampleHook)),
        30
    );
    let scheduler = JobScheduler::new(job_storage, job_executor);

    // Register a job
    scheduler.register_job(Box::new(ExampleJob)).await.unwrap();

    // Set a schedule with given cron expression.
    // !!! PLEASE NOTICE THAT YOU MUST REGISTER THE JOB FIRST !!!
    scheduler
        .add_job(&ExampleJob.get_job_name(), "* * * * * * *", &None)
        .await
        .unwrap();

    // Don't forget to start it.
    println!("Start scheduler");
    scheduler.start();

    tokio::time::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_secs(10)).await;

    // Wait for all jobs are processed and stop the schedule.
    // The `JobExecutor` will stop execute NEW job once you execute this.
    println!("Stop scheduler");
    scheduler.wait_for_stop().await;
}

Examples

You can see examples in the examples directory.

Contribute

If you have some ideas, you can create a pull request or open an issue.

Any kinds of contributions are welcome!

Distributed Job Execution

As you can see, in JobExecutor trait, we define two functions: start and stop.

So, you can define your own JobExecutor, polling the JobStorage and transfer job information to remote via anyway you want.

In the remote machine, you should define the Job with given name, then execute it with given job information(new JobContext()) received from origin JobExecutor machine.

Roadmap

• Add more tests
• Distributed task execution system that is ready-to-use out of the box

License

MIT