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var wrap = require('callback-timer').wrap;
var myWrappedCallback = wrap({
tag: 'myModule',
methodName: 'myAsynchronousCall',
maxTimeWarning: 500
}, myOriginalCallback);
//output timing info to console.warn when myAsynchronousCall takes over 500 ms
myModule.myAsynchronousCall(myWrappedCallback);
//[myModule] Call (myAsynchronousCall) took longer than 0.5 seconds - 0.671 seconds
wrap ( config, callback )
: Function
Wrap a callback function to add timing and logging asyncronous calls
Parameters:
config
: Object
context
: Object
logger
: Object
maxTimeWarning
: Number
tag
: Array | String
methodName
: String
useRelativeTime
: Boolean
callback
: Function
Returns: Function
FAQs
Helper method to wrap callback for logging timing info
We found that callback-timer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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