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The 'retimer' npm package is a utility for creating and managing timers that can be reset. It is useful for scenarios where you need to repeatedly reset a timer based on certain events or conditions.
Creating a Timer
This feature allows you to create a timer that will execute a callback function after a specified delay. In this example, the timer will log 'Timer expired' after 1000 milliseconds.
const retimer = require('retimer');
const timer = retimer(() => {
console.log('Timer expired');
}, 1000);
Resetting a Timer
This feature allows you to reset the timer to a new delay. In this example, the timer is initially set to expire in 1000 milliseconds, but it is reset to expire in another 1000 milliseconds after 500 milliseconds have passed.
const retimer = require('retimer');
const timer = retimer(() => {
console.log('Timer expired');
}, 1000);
// Reset the timer to expire in another 1000 milliseconds
setTimeout(() => {
timer.reschedule(1000);
}, 500);
Clearing a Timer
This feature allows you to clear the timer before it expires. In this example, the timer is cleared after 500 milliseconds, so the 'Timer expired' message will not be logged.
const retimer = require('retimer');
const timer = retimer(() => {
console.log('Timer expired');
}, 1000);
// Clear the timer before it expires
setTimeout(() => {
timer.clear();
console.log('Timer cleared');
}, 500);
The 'node-schedule' package is a flexible cron-like and not-cron-like job scheduler for Node.js. It allows you to schedule jobs using cron syntax or by specifying a specific date. Unlike 'retimer', which focuses on resetting timers, 'node-schedule' is more suited for scheduling recurring tasks.
The 'cron' package provides a way to schedule jobs using cron syntax. It is useful for running tasks at specific intervals or times. While 'retimer' is designed for timers that can be reset, 'cron' is more focused on scheduling tasks based on time patterns.
The 'later' package is a library for describing recurring schedules and calculating future occurrences. It provides a more advanced scheduling mechanism compared to 'retimer', which is primarily focused on simple timer management.
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The npm package retimer receives a total of 199,212 weekly downloads. As such, retimer popularity was classified as popular.
We found that retimer 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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