Actors
Schedule
Scheduling is used to trigger events in the future. The actor scheduler is like setTimeout
, except the timeout will persist even if the actor restarts, upgrades, or crashes.
Scheduling is supported on the Rivet Cloud, Cloudflare Workers, file system, and memory drivers.
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Use Cases
Scheduling is helpful for long-running timeouts like month-long billing periods or account trials.
Scheduling
c.schedule.after(duration, actionName, ...args)
Schedules a function to be executed after a specified duration. This function persists across actor restarts, upgrades, or crashes.
Parameters:
duration
(number): The delay in milliseconds.actionName
(string): The name of the action to be executed....args
(unknown[]): Additional arguments to pass to the function.
c.schedule.at(timestamp, actionName, ...args)
Schedules a function to be executed at a specific timestamp. This function persists across actor restarts, upgrades, or crashes.
Parameters:
timestamp
(number): The exact time in milliseconds since the Unix epoch when the function should be executed.actionName
(string): The name of the action to be executed....args
(unknown[]): Additional arguments to pass to the function.
Full Example
TypeScript