retry
retry strategies: exponential backoff, jitter, circuit breaker.
Load with: use retry
Quick example
use retry
result = retex(10, "value", "value", "value")
prn(result)Functions
Functions
retex(fn, mx, base, cap)
Executes. Takes fn, mx, base, cap.
retej(fn, mx, base, cap)
Performs the operation. Takes fn, mx, base, cap.
retln(fn, mx, delay)
Performs the operation. Takes fn, mx, delay.
retcb(thresh, rst_ms)
Performs the operation. Takes thresh, rst_ms.
retcc(cb, fn)
Performs the operation. Takes cb, fn.
retcs(cb)
Performs the operation. Takes cb.
retcr(cb)
Creates a new instance. Takes cb.
Module aliases
These are the public-facing names you call with use retry:
retry.exp(fn, mx, b, c)retry.jit(fn, mx, b, c)retry.lin(fn, mx, d)retry.cb(t, r)retry.call(cb, fn)retry.st(cb)retry.rst(cb)
Notes
- Retry logic - exponential backoff, jitter, max attempts.