fritter

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Fritter, the Frame-Rate IndependenT TimEr tRee.

This is a library for scheduling timed events in the very near or very far future.

Module	`boundaries`	`fritter.boundaries` describes the boundaries between different parts of the system and its interface with your application code. It contains `Protocol`s, `TypeVar`s, and constant values, but no logic of its own.
Package	`drivers`	Implementations of `fritter.boundaries.TimeDriver` and `fritter.boundaries.AsyncDriver`.
Module	`heap`	Implementation of `PriorityQueue` in terms of the standard library's `heappop` and `heappush` functions.
Package	`persistent`	Package of mechanisms for persisting schedulers and timed calls.
Package	`repeat`	Schedule repeated invocations of a function, indicating how many steps have been passed so that the repeated calls may catch up to real time to preserve timing accuracy when timers cannot always be invoked promptly.
Module	`scheduler`	A `Scheduler` is the core interface of Fritter; a collection of timed calls scheduled by `callAt` connected to a `TimeDriver` that causes them to actually be called.
Module	`tree`	Groups of timers that may be paused, resumed, or time-scaled together.

From __init__.py:

Variable __version__ The current version of the Fritter library.

The current version of the Fritter library.