debounce is a javascript debouncer (and throttle) that instead returning a debounced function it will execute it after the specified time.

• 😃 Easy to use.
• 🚀 Lightweight (1.6 KB)
• ⚪️ Zero dependencies.

⬇️ Import

const debounce = require("@icaruk/debounce");

🧭 Usage:

debounce(wait, fnc, id, reverse);

• wait (number) Number of miliseconds that must pass before the function executes.
• fnc (function) Function that will be executed.
• id (string) Unique identifier of the performed action. If the id is ommited the fnc argument will be stringified and used as id (less optimal).
• reverse (boolean) Default false. If true it will throttle instead debounce.

🔮 Examples:

Debounce without id

const hello = (name) => {
	console.log( "Hello!" );
};

debounce(1000, hello);
debounce(1000, hello);
debounce(1000, hello);

// > Outputs:
// Hello!

Debounce with id

const hello = () => {
	console.log( "Hello!" );
};

debounce(1000, hello, "button");
debounce(1000, hello, "button");
debounce(1000, hello, "button_2");

// > Outputs:
// Hello!
// Hello!

Throttle with id

const hello = (name) => {
	console.log( `Hello ${name}!` );
};

debounce(1000, () => hello(0), "button", true);
debounce(1000, () => hello(1), "button", true);
debounce(1000, () => hello(2), "button", true);

// > Outputs:
// Hello 0!

🔮 Passing arguments:

✅ GOOD

const hello = (name = "") => {
	console.log( `Hello ${name}!` );
};

debounce(1000, () => hello("Mike"));
debounce(1000, () => hello("Bob"));
debounce(1000, () => hello("Susan"));

// > Outputs:
// Hello Mike!
// Hello Bob!
// Hello Susan!

❌ BAD

const hello = (name = "") => {
	name = " " + name;
	console.log( `Hello ${name}!` );
};

debounce(1000, hello("Mike")); // ❌
debounce(1000, hello("Bob")); // ❌
debounce(1000, hello("Susan")); // ❌

// > Outputs:
// Hello!
// [Error] debounce: fnc is null
// Hello!
// Hello!
// [Error] debounce: fnc is null
// [Error] debounce: fnc is null