Utilities for timers.
Install
npm install --save extra-timers
yarn add extra-timers
API
setTimeout
function setTimeout(timeout: number, cb: () => unknown): () => void
A wrapper for globalThis.setTimeout
, with the following differences:
- Better order of parameters.
- No function parameters binding.
- The return value is the function to cancel the timer.
setSchedule
function setSchedule(timestamp: number, cb: () => unknown): () => void
setInterval
function setInterval(timeout: number, cb: () => unknown): () => void
A wrapper for globalThis.setInterval
, with the following differences:
- Better order of parameters.
- No function parameters binding.
- The return value is the function to cancel the timer.
setImmediate
function setImmediate(cb: () => unknown): () => void
A wrapper for globalThis.setImmedidate
, with the following differences:
- No function parameters binding.
- The return value is the function to cancel the timer.
When globalThis.setImmediate
does not exist, it will fall back to setTimeout(cb, 0)
.
setTimeoutLoop
function setTimeoutLoop(timeout: number, cb: () => unknown): () => void
Create an interval timer using the nested setTimeout
,
which does not schedule the next run until the callback function returns.
The return value is the function to cancel the timer.
setDynamicTimeoutLoop
function setDynamicTimeoutLoop(timeout: number, cb: () => unknown): () => void
Create an interval timer using the nested setTimeout
,
which does not schedule the next run until the callback function returns,
and dynamically adjusts the interval time based on the execution time of the callback function.
The return value is the function to cancel the timer.
calculateExponentialBackoffTimeout
function calculateExponentialBackoffTimeout({
baseTimeout
, retries
, maxTimeout = Infinity
, factor = 2
, jitter = true
}: {
baseTimeout: number
retries: number
maxTimeout?: number
factor?: number
jitter?: boolean
}): number