# Action Scheduler Handler

Apart from the default WordPress handler, the utilities package provides a CRON Events Handler for working with the famous Action Scheduler library of WooCommerce. You can read more about the library [here](https://actionscheduler.org/).

{% hint style="info" %}
This handler is not part of the WooCommerce Module simply because it's possible to use the Action Scheduler library *outside* of WooCommerce.
{% endhint %}

In order to work with it, you should register it with your CRON Events Service like this:

```php
<?php

use DeepWebSolutions\Framework\Utilities\CronEvents\CronEventsService;
use DeepWebSolutions\Framework\Utilities\CronEvents\Handlers\ActionSchedulerCronEventsHandler;

$as_handler = new ActionSchedulerCronEventsHandler( 'my-handler-id' );

// you can register the handler in the constructor...
$cron_service = new CronEventsService( $my_plugin, $my_logging_service, $my_hooks_service, array( $as_handler ) );
// ...or alternatively you can also do this
$cron_service->register_handler( $as_handler );

// now to use it ... if you set your handler's ID to 'default', you can skip the last argument
$cron_service->schedule_single_event( 'my-hook', null, array(), 'my-handler-id' );

```


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