jit

Run a function with some amount of jitter (after a random amount of time). It's a real thing, I swear!

Usage

You can set timeouts:

``js
var jit = require('jit');

var start = Date.now();

function elapsed () {
console.log(Date.now() - start);
}

jit(elapsed, 100, 500); // 237
jit(elapsed, 500); // 458
jit(elapsed, 500, 500); // 501
`

Or you can set jitter-y intervals:

`js
var start = Date.now();

function elapsed () {
console.log(Date.now() - start);
}

// clear our interval function after 500ms
var clear = jit.interval(elapsed, 100);
setTimeout(clear, 500);
`


#### jit(fn, min, [max])

Runs fn within the specified bounds. If no third parameter is specified, attempts to run the function within 0.7 * the input.

#### jit.interval(fn, min, [max])

Runs fn on a randomized interval between min and max. If no max is given, then it will treat the second parameter as the max`. Returns a function to clear the interval

License

(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2013 Calvin French-Owen <calvin@calv.info>

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