Forked from timeout-abort-controller. The only change was to upgrade retimer from v2.0.0 to v3.0.0.

timeout-abort-controller

  

> An AbortController that aborts after a specified timeout.

timeout-abort-controller uses retimer internally to help reduce the impact of having numerous timers running.

Install

``
npm install timeout-abort-controller
`

Usage

`js
const AbortController = require('abort-controller')
const TimeoutController = require('timeout-abort-controller')
const anySignal = require('any-signal')

const userController = new AbortController()
// Aborts after 1 second
const timeoutController = new TimeoutController(1000)

const combinedSignal = anySignal([userController.signal, timeoutController.signal])
combinedSignal.addEventListener('abort', () => console.log('Abort!'))

// The user or the timeout can now abort the action
await performSomeAction({ signal: combinedSignal })
timeoutController.clear()
`

API

$3

Creates an AbortController compliant TimeoutController.

#### Parameters

| Name | Type | Description |
|------|------|-------------|
| ms | number | The time in milliseconds for when the TimeoutController should abort |

$3

Clears the internal timer.

$3

Aborts the controller and clears the internal timeout.

$3

Clears the timer and sets the internal timeout to occur after the ms timeout it was created with.

Related

- abort-controller
- any-signal` Combines an array of AbortSignals into a single signal.

LICENSE

MIT © Jacob Heun