continuous

#Continuous

##About
Continuous is an event based utility used for setTimeout and setInterval.
It is useful when trying to have code that runs at random or continuous intervals.

##How to Install:
``
npm install continuous
`

##How to Use:

`
var continuous = require('continuous');

//tell it to run 5 times
//every 1 to 3 seconds
var options = {
limit: 5,
minTime: 1000,
maxTime: 3000,
callback: function(){
console.log('I have run');
return Math.round(new Date().getTime()/1000.0);
},
random: true
};

var run = new continuous( options );

run.on('started', function(){
console.log('It has begun to run');
});

run.on('stopped', function(){
console.log('All Done');
});

run.on('complete', function(count, result){
console.log('I have run ' + count + ' times');
console.log('The return of callback is:');
console.dir(result);
});

//start it
run.start();

//force it to stop after 5 seconds
setTimeout( function(){
run.stop();
}, 5000 );
`

##Options:

* limit: Number - optional, default: -1(forever)
* time: Number - milliseconds between runs (non-random only), default: 1000
* minTime: Number - min allowed milliseconds between runs (random only), default: 0
* maxTime: Number - max allowed milliseconds between runs (random only), default: 1000
* random: Boolean - whether or not it should run randomly between minTime and maxTime, default: false
* callback: Function - function to run continuously

##Methods:

* start() - start running
* stop()` - stop running