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nodejs-timer
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Timer for Node.js
npm i nodejs-timer
const { Timer } = require('nodejs-timer');
new Timer(timeoutEvent)
-> Timer
// Create a timer
const timer = new Timer((param) => {
console.log(param);
});
Required
Type: (...params: T) => void;
timer.start(ms, ...params)
-> boolean
Returns false if the timer is already running. otherwise, return true.
// start the timer
timer.start(1000, 'Hello nodejs-timer');
Required
Type: number
Desc: milliseconds to trigger timeoutEvent
Optional
Type: T extends any[]
Desc: Parameters pass to timeoutEvent
timer.clear()
-> boolean
Stop the timer. Returns true if the timer is running. otherwise, return false.
// clear (stop) the timer
timer.clear();
timer.isRunning()
-> boolean
Returns true is the timer is running. otherwise, return false.
// Get the time isRunning
timer.isRunning();
timer.trigger(...params)
-> void
// trigger the timeoutEvent
timer.trigger('Hello nodejs-timer from trigger');
Optional
Type: T extends any[]
Desc: Parameters pass to timeoutEvent
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Timer for Node.js
The npm package nodejs-timer receives a total of 157 weekly downloads. As such, nodejs-timer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nodejs-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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