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@js-util/promise-sleep
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Returns a promise, which resolve after the specified sleep itme (ms)
Returns a promise, which resolve after the specified sleep itme (ms)
npm install --save @js-util/promise-sleep
// Importing the module
const promiseSleep = require("@js-util/promise-sleep");
// Await sleep in ms
// 1000 ms -> 1 second
await promiseSleep(1000)
// Store a reference to the global setTimeout,
// in case it gets replaced (e.g. sinon.useFakeTimers())
const timeoutFunction = setTimeout;
/**
* @param {Int} timeout in milliseconds to sleep by
* @return a promise which resolves on timeout, returns no actual value
*/
function promiseSleep(timeout) {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
timeoutFunction(resolve, timeout);
});
}
// Export the function
module.exports = promiseSleep;
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Returns a promise, which resolve after the specified sleep itme (ms)
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