timers-obj
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This module provides the wrappers for standard timers module so all timers
(immediate, interval and timeout) can be used as objects.
For constructors, callback argument is after delay argument so it provides more convenient syntax for CoffeeScript and LiveScript, ie.:
timer = timers.interval 1000, ->
console.log 'Time is ticking'
npm install timers-obj
Require in your script
const timers = require('timers-obj')
Create timer
const timer = timers.immediate(cb, [...args])
Remove timer
timer.remove()
Create timer
const timer = timers.interval(delay, cb, [...args])
Remove timer
timer.remove()
Create timer
const timer = timers.timeout(delay, cb, [...args])
Remove timer
timer.remove()
Copyright (c) 2016 Piotr Roszatycki piotr.roszatycki@gmail.com
v0.0.1 2016-07-31
FAQs
Timers as objects
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