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Javascript Utility functions for enterprise nodejs applications
These are utilities largerly for use within the suite of applications for The Awesome Engineering Company. You are free to use it for your own purposes (MIT License), but keep in mind that we are only supporting it in relation to needs of our other applications. Thanks!
npm install --save @awesomeeng/awesome-utils
Require it, then make calls against it. See below for documentation.
const AwesomeUtils = require("@awesomeeng/awesome-utils");
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await AwesomeUtils.Promise.sleep(1000); // sleeps for 1 second.
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Please refer to the API Documentation for details.
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