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The Lo-Dash function `_.throttle` as a Node.js module generated by lodash-cli.
The lodash.throttle package is a utility that allows you to rate-limit a function's execution. This can be particularly useful for controlling the rate at which a function that would otherwise be called continuously or very frequently is actually invoked. This is often used in scenarios such as handling scroll, resize, or mousemove events in the browser, where the event can fire many times per second, but you only want to execute a handler function at a controlled rate.
Rate-limiting function calls
This feature allows you to limit the number of times a function can be called over time. In the code sample, the `saveInput` function is throttled so that it can only be executed once every 1000 milliseconds, even if the 'input' event is fired more frequently than that.
const _ = require('lodash.throttle');
function saveInput() {
console.log('Input saved');
}
// Only allow the `saveInput` function to be called once every 1000 milliseconds
const throttledSaveInput = _.throttle(saveInput, 1000);
window.addEventListener('input', throttledSaveInput);
Configuring leading and trailing calls
This feature allows you to control whether the throttled function should be invoked on the leading and/or trailing edge of the wait timeout. In the code sample, the `updatePosition` function is configured to be called at the start of the throttle period (leading edge) but not at the end (trailing edge).
const _ = require('lodash.throttle');
function updatePosition() {
console.log('Updating position');
}
// Configure the throttle to invoke on the leading edge of the timeout, but not on the trailing edge.
const throttledUpdatePosition = _.throttle(updatePosition, 2000, {
leading: true,
trailing: false
});
window.addEventListener('scroll', throttledUpdatePosition);
The throttle-debounce package provides both throttle and debounce functions. It is similar to lodash.throttle but also includes a debounce function, which is useful for delaying a function's execution until after a certain amount of time has elapsed since the last time it was invoked.
Bottleneck is a powerful rate-limiting library that not only throttles functions but also manages their execution to prevent server overload. It provides more advanced features like clustering support and priority options, making it more suitable for complex rate-limiting scenarios compared to lodash.throttle.
p-throttle is a throttle function that returns a promise and is designed to work with async functions. It is similar to lodash.throttle but is promise-based, making it a better fit for use in modern asynchronous JavaScript code.
The Lo-Dash function _.throttle
as a Node.js module generated by lodash-cli.
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The lodash method `_.throttle` exported as a module.
The npm package lodash.throttle receives a total of 2,979,566 weekly downloads. As such, lodash.throttle popularity was classified as popular.
We found that lodash.throttle demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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