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Iterate through items in series but throttle iteratee execution
Iterate through items in series but throttle iteratee execution
import eachSeriesThrottle from 'async-each-series-throttle'
const items = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
// Number in ms to throttle calls to iteratee
const wait = 1000
// Called only once every ~1000ms at minimum
const iteratee = (item, cb) => {
// Do some async work and callback when done
//
// If this takes _more than_ 1000ms then iteratee will be called again
// immediately after cb is called.
//
// If this takes _less than_ 1000ms then iteratee will be called again after
// ~1000ms have elapsed since the last time it was called.
setTimeout(() => cb(null, item + 1), 500)
}
// Optional callback after everything is done
const callback = (err, results) => {
// All done, after ~4000ms or more
// results is [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
}
eachSeriesThrottle(items, iteratee, wait, callback)
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Iterate through items in series but throttle iteratee execution
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