Changelog

This page contains a fairly detailed, fairly complete, fairly readable summary of what changed with each version of the library.

v1.1.1

Fixed a behaviour where if a trigger with iter_args was stopped by raising triggers.StopRunning(), the error handler would be invoked.

This release adds:

an execution limit for triggers. By specifying the max_trigger_count parameter, a trigger can be instructed to terminate after a certain number of executions.
a way to dynamically terminate trigger execution from within the decorated function. By raising triggers.StopRunning(), the containing trigger will be instructed to exit after finishing the current iteration.
a ScheduledTrigger class that allows triggers to run on one or more predefined dates.
a programmatic interface (triggers.apply_trigger()) to schedule triggers at runtime

Initial spin-off from coc.py. Already comes with an IntervalTrigger and a CronTrigger, error handling, logging and a framework for extension.