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Tiny ES6 class to run functions after a given delay. Uses just on timer at any time and setImmediate to launch
Tiny ES6 class to run functions after a given delay. Uses just one timer at any time and setImmediate
to execute functions.
Written in Typescript, 100% test coverage, targeting current LTS Node.JS
Example:
const { Scheduler } = require('fun-dispatcher');
const fd = new Scheduler();
fd.schedule('task1', () => { console.log('Will run after about 600ms') }, 600);
fd.schedule('task2', () => {
console.log('Tasks can be cancelled by id');
fd.delete('task1')
}, 400)
// can forcefully execute all tasks
fd.flush();
// or just next task in line waiting for be executed
fd.runNext()
// Scheduler extends native Map class, so, all methods are available
// like .delete to unschedule task or iteration
for (const [task, { delay }] of fd) {
console.log('Task `%s` was scheduled with original delay of %d ms', task, delay);
}
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Tiny ES6 class to run functions after a given delay. Uses just on timer at any time and setImmediate to launch
We found that fun-dispatcher 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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