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The supervised tree of tasks, simplifying the process of handling: - recurrent tasks - retried tasks - long tasks - etc
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lib/tarearbol.ex
defmodule Tarearbol do
@moduledoc """
`Tarearbol` module provides an interface to run tasks in easy way.
## Examples
iex> result = Tarearbol.ensure(fn -> raise "¡?" end, attempts: 1, raise: false)
iex> {:error, %{job: _job, outcome: outcome}} = result
iex> {error, _stacktrace} = outcome
iex> error
%RuntimeError{message: "¡?"}
"""
@doc """
Hello world.
"""
def ensure(job, opts \\ []), do: Tarearbol.Job.ensure(job, opts)
def ensure!(job, opts \\ []), do: Tarearbol.Job.ensure!(job, opts)
def run_in(job, interval, opts \\ []), do: Tarearbol.Errand.run_in(job, interval, opts)
def run_at(job, at, opts \\ []), do: Tarearbol.Errand.run_at(job, at, opts)
def spawn(job, opts \\ []), do: Tarearbol.Errand.spawn(job, opts)
end