default-resolution
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Get the default resolution time based on the current node version, optionally overridable.
Originally implemented by @dinoboff in gulpjs/undertaker#17.
Split out for standalone use.
var defaultResolution = require('default-resolution');
defaultResolution();
//-> 1000 (1 second) in node 0.10
//-> 1 (millisecond) in node 0.11+
// use a different value
defaultResolution(12);
//-> 12 always
defaultResolution([resolution])Returns the default resolution, based on the node platform. See Default resolution table below for resolutions.
Optionally takes a resolution number to force override any platform resolutions.
| node version | resolution |
|---|---|
| 0.10 | 1s |
| 0.11+ | 1ms |
More information at https://github.com/gulpjs/undertaker/pull/17#issuecomment-82374512
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Get the default resolution time based on the current node version, optionally overridable
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