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@magmacomputing/tempo-plugin-ticker
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Tempo plugin that provides a high-performance continuous execution loop (Ticker) based on temporal mathematics.
This is a premium plugin for the Tempo library that provides a high-performance continuous execution loop (Ticker) based on temporal mathematics.
npm install @magmacomputing/tempo-plugin-ticker
Note: This plugin requires @magmacomputing/tempo version 3.5.1 or higher.
import { Tempo } from '@magmacomputing/tempo';
import { TickerPlugin } from '@magmacomputing/tempo-plugin-ticker'; // Import may vary based on exact export
// A valid premium license token is required to use this plugin
// Pass the plugin to `Tempo.init` to ensure it registers securely alongside the license.
Tempo.init({
license: 'YOUR_LICENSE_TOKEN',
plugins: [TickerPlugin]
});
// You can now access Ticker-based execution loops through the Tempo API.
Note: Be sure to refer to the official Magma Computing documentation for detailed API methods and advanced usage examples.
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Tempo plugin that provides a high-performance continuous execution loop (Ticker) based on temporal mathematics.
The npm package @magmacomputing/tempo-plugin-ticker receives a total of 191 weekly downloads. As such, @magmacomputing/tempo-plugin-ticker popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @magmacomputing/tempo-plugin-ticker demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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