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@taskwave/core

v2.0.4

Published

Core scheduling functionality for JavaScript and TypeScript applications

Readme

@taskwave/core

Core scheduling functionality for JavaScript and TypeScript applications.

Installation

npm install @taskwave/core
# or
pnpm add @taskwave/core
# or
yarn add @taskwave/core

Usage

One-Time Tasks

Schedule tasks that execute once at a specific time:

import { OneTimeTaskRunner } from '@taskwave/core'

const runner = new OneTimeTaskRunner()

runner.addTask({
  startAt: Date.now() + 5000, // Execute in 5 seconds
  callback: () => {
    console.log('Task executed!')
  }
})

runner.start()

Interval Tasks

Schedule tasks that execute repeatedly at a fixed interval:

import { IntervalTaskRunner } from '@taskwave/core'

const runner = new IntervalTaskRunner()

runner.addTask({
  startAt: Date.now(),
  interval: 1000, // Execute every 1 second
  callback: () => {
    console.log('Interval task executed!')
  }
})

runner.start()

Features

  • One-time tasks - Execute tasks at a specific time
  • 🔄 Interval tasks - Execute tasks repeatedly at fixed intervals
  • ⏱️ Start/Stop control - Start and stop task execution
  • 🎯 Task management - Add, update, and remove tasks dynamically
  • 🛡️ TypeScript support - Full TypeScript type definitions
  • 📦 Tree-shakeable - Optimized bundle size

API

OneTimeTaskRunner

Manages one-time tasks that execute once and are removed.

const runner = new OneTimeTaskRunner(tasks?, config?)
runner.start()
runner.addTask(payload)
runner.updateTask(id, updates)
runner.removeTask(id)
runner.clear()

IntervalTaskRunner

Manages interval tasks that execute repeatedly.

const runner = new IntervalTaskRunner(tasks?, config?)
runner.start()
runner.addTask(payload)
runner.updateTask(id, updates)
runner.removeTask(id)
runner.clear()

License

MIT