Crate futures_time

Async time combinators

Deadlines and Boundaries

While time is the most common type to use as an event source, other sources of events also exist. In order to enable this, all functions take a generic of either Deadline or Boundary.

• Deadline represents a specific one-off event. Types which implement Deadline are std::time::Instant and Future.
• Boundary represents a range. Types which implement Boundary are Duration, and Stream.

Futures

• task::sleep Sleeps for the specified amount of time.
• Future::delay Delay execution for a specified time.
• Future::delay_until Delay execution until the specified instant.
• Future::timeout Cancel the future if the execution takes longer than the specified time.
• Future::timeout_at Cancel the future if the execution goes beyond the specified instant.

Streams

• stream::interval Creates a new stream that yields at a set interval.
• Stream::audit
• Stream::buffer
• Stream::debounce
• Stream::delay Delay execution for a specified time.
• Stream::delay_until Delay execution until the specified instant.
• Stream::sample
• Stream::throttle Filter out all items after the first for a specified time.
• Stream::timeout Cancel the stream if the execution takes longer than the specified time.
• Stream::timeout_at Cancel the stream if the execution goes beyond the specified instant.