TaskScheduler Class

The TaskScheduler class is designed to handle scheduling of tasks with various options such as delays, intervals, repetitions, and priorities. It provides a robust system for managing and executing scheduled tasks efficiently.

Features:

Task Scheduling: Supports delay, interval, and repetition for tasks. Priority Management: Allows tasks to be sorted and executed based on priority levels. Pause and Resume: Tasks can be paused and resumed as needed. Dynamic Modifications: Provides methods to modify task timings and intervals even after scheduling.

Key Concepts

1. Task Properties:

name: The name of the task. callback: The function that executes when the task is run. interval: The interval (in milliseconds) at which the task repeats. delay: The initial delay (in milliseconds) before the task starts. repeat: Boolean flag to determine if the task repeats after each interval. priority: The priority level of the task, with higher numbers indicating higher priority.

2. Task Lifecycle:

Scheduling: Tasks can be scheduled with specific properties. Execution: Tasks are run based on their schedule and priority. Modification: Tasks can be adjusted for intervals, delays, or paused/resumed. Removal: Tasks can be removed either manually or when there are no more pending tasks.

3.Methods:

addTask(taskDetails): Adds a new task with the provided configuration. removeTask(taskId): Removes a task by its unique ID. pauseTask(taskId): Pauses a task, preventing it from running. resumeTask(taskId): Resumes a paused task. adjustTaskInterval(taskId, newInterval): Adjusts the interval of a repeatable task. modifyTaskTime(taskId, { newDelay, newInterval }): Modifies both delay and interval of a task. cancelAllTasks(): Cancels all scheduled tasks.

4. Internal Handling:

Tasks are sorted based on priority and executed in order.If no tasks are left, the scheduler is stopped.