dothis

dothis
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You can use dothis to be able to call functions after a certain period of time (kind of like setTimeout) or on a specific date.

Example

``javascript
var dothis = require( 'dothis' );

// Using with a time
dothis( function( offBy, percentage ) { console.log( 'Finished', offBy, 'milliseconds late.' ); })
.in( 1000 ) // in one second
.update( function( offBy, percentage ) { console.log( 'We\'re', percentage, 'done.' ) });

// Using with a date
dothis( function( offBy, percentage ) { console.log( 'Finished', offBy, 'milliseconds late.' ); })
.at( new Date( Datw.now() + 1000 ) ) // use a date to represent in one second
.update( function( offBy, percentage ) { console.log( 'We\'re', percentage, 'done.' ) });
``