Drift-minimizing setInterval replacement and high-precision timer utility for Node and browser
Drift-minimizing setInterval replacement and high-precision timer utility for Node and browser
In Node: npm install rolex
In browser:
rolex.js or rolex.min.js (with optional source map at rolex.min.js.map)<script src="path/to/rolex.{min.}js"></script>setInterval and clearInterval are automatically replaced -- if this is undesired, Rolex.noConflict();var Rolex = require('rolex')
var r = Rolex(10, () => {
console.log('executes in 10 ms')
}).start()
More examples in test/rolex.js.
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Drift-minimizing setInterval replacement and high-precision timer utility for Node and browser
We found that rolex 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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