QueueBus.dispatch("app") do
  hourly 'do_every_hour' do |attrs|
  end

  # Is equivalent to the following, where `next_minute` looks up the next available slot
  # the minute. Easily done with a cycle, but for this we should make sure it fits into the other 
  # subscriptions in redis to achieve maximum efficiency
  subscribe 'subscribe_to_hour', bus_event_type: 'heartbeat_minutes', minute: next_minute do |attrs|
  end

  hourly 'do_every_hour_but_on_back_half_hour', range: 30..59 do |attrs|
  end

  # Will block out a five minute span. Defaults to 1 minute.
  # Useful for events that will trigger long running work
  hourly 'do_long_running_every_hour', minutes_long: 5 do |attrs|
  end

  # Will take an hour of every day. 
  daily 'do_every_day' do |attrs|
  end

  # Is equivalent to the following, similar to above
  subscribe 'subscribe_to_hour', bus_event_type: 'heartbeat_minutes', hour: next_hour, minute: next_minute do |attrs|
  end

  # Ranges should still consider how it conflicts with others and only doubles up if there are no
  # open slots.
  daily 'do_every_day_starting_at_midnight', range: 0..6 do |attrs|
  end

  # There is no `hours_long` for daily, but you can still use `minutes_long` for
  # long running events.
  daily 'do_long_running_event_every_day', minutes_long: 30 do |attrs|
  end
end