⏰ Scheduler Page

The Scheduler allows for full automation of server maintenance tasks, from simple interval restarts to complex, cron-based custom logic chains.

📝 Component Overview

File Path: src/pages/Scheduler.tsx
Core Logic: src-tauri/src/services/scheduler.rs (Backend).
Features: Basic Interval Mode, Advanced Maintenance Mode, Cron-based Custom Tasks, Pre-warning System.

Simple Intervals: Set the server to restart every X hours (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, or 24).
Automated Warning: Sends a notification to players in-game at a fixed interval before the restart.

Sequential Chains: Execute a multi-step workflow at a specific time:
1. Stop Server: Graceful shutdown via RCON SaveWorld and process termination.
2. Update Server: Triggers SteamCMD to check for and apply updates.
3. Start Server: Launches the process with current configuration.
4. Maintenance Task: Executes optional tasks like DestroyWildDinos once the server is back online.
Day Selection: Configure specific days of the week for maintenance (e.g., "Every Tuesday and Friday at 4:00 AM").

Cron Expressions: Support for standard cron syntax for granular control.
Task Types:
- Restart: Standard server reboot.
- AutoUpdateMods: Triggers the Mod Manager to check for updates.
- Backup: Triggers a local or cloud backup.
- Announcement: Broadcasts a specific message to all online players.
- RCON Command: Executes any arbitrary RCON command string.
Pre-Warning: Configurable countdown warnings sent to players (e.g., "Restarting in 10, 5, 3, and 1 minutes").

Next Run Indicator: Real-time visual countdown timer showing exactly when the next automated event will trigger.
Task Logs: Tracks the "Last Run" timestamp for every configured task to ensure automation is functioning.

Visual Chains: Uses a numbered list with vertical connectors to represent the sequential flow of advanced maintenance.
Glow Accents: Active modes (Basic vs. Advanced) are highlighted with green border glows and pulse animations.
Task Chips: Custom tasks are presented in a grid with color-coded icons based on their function (e.g., Orange for Restart, Blue for Backup).