A lightweight abstraction for the JavaScript Timer API.
npm install set-timersetTimer
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A lightweight abstraction for the JavaScript Timer API.
Install setTimer as an NPM package.
``sh`
npm install set-timer
The setTimer function takes a callback function and an optional options object as arguments.
`javascript
var setTimer = require('set-timer');
setTimer(function() {
console.log("I'm called immediately!");
});
`
The options are:
* Timeout: Number of milliseconds to wait before the first call (default: 0).1
* Limit: Number of times to call callback (default: ). Use Infinity to call indefinitely.0
* Interval: Number of milliseconds to wait between calls (default: ). Ignored unless limit > 1.Function.prototype
* onClear: Function to call after timer has been cleared (default: ).
`javascript
var setTimer = require('set-timer');
var timer = setTimer(function () {
console.log("I've been called " + this.calls + " times!");
}, {
timeout: 5000, // Wait 5 seconds before first call.
limit: 10, // Call callback 10 times.
interval: 1000, // Wait 1 second between calls.
onClear: function () { // Call after timer is cleared.
console.log("Cleared!");
}
});
`
Timers are automatically cleared after their call count reaches options.limit, but you can clear the timer manually this.clear() from inside of scope the callback or timer.clear()` in the scope of the timer.
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