tea-time.virtual — tea-time 1.0.1

Provides controllable periodic and deferred execution. Calling (advance! target-time-in-seconds) moves the clock forward, triggering events that would have occurred, in sequence. Each task executes exactly at its target time.

advance! clj

(advance! t)

Advances the clock to t seconds, triggering side effects. Tasks are run synchronously on this thread, and their exceptions will be thrown here.

call-with-virtual-time! clj

(call-with-virtual-time! f)

Switches time functions to time.controlled counterparts, invokes f, then restores them. Definitely not threadsafe. Not safe by any standard, come to think of it. Only for testing purposes.

clock clj

Reference to the current time, in microseconds.

reset-clock! clj

(reset-clock!)

reset-time! clj

(reset-time!)

(reset-time! f)

Resets the clock and task queue. If a function is given, calls f after resetting the time and task list.

set-time! clj

(set-time! t)

Sets the current time in seconds, without triggering callbacks.

virtual-linear-time clj

(virtual-linear-time)

virtual-linear-time-micros clj

(virtual-linear-time-micros)

virtual-unix-time clj

(virtual-unix-time)

virtual-unix-time-micros clj

(virtual-unix-time-micros)

with-virtual-time! clj macro

(with-virtual-time! & body)

Switches time functions to virtual counterparts, evaluates body, and returns. Not at all threadsafe; bindings take effect globally. This is only for testing.