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@scoir/async-throttler

v3.0.1

Published

This utility will delay the resolution of a promise until a delay has elapsed. It also exposes state of the passed promise so that ui events can be keyed off that.

Downloads

166

Readme

Async Throttler

This utility will delay the resolution of a promise until a delay has elapsed. It also exposes state of the passed promise so that ui events can be keyed off that.

Usage - AsyncThrottler

create

Pass in your state update handler so that you can receive throttler updates. Returns a throttler instance

import asyncThrottler from '@scoir/async-throttler';

class ExampleComp extends React.Component {
    componentWillMount () {
        this.throttler = asyncThrottler.create(state => this.setState(state))
    }
    ...
}

state update handler

When the throttler state changes, it will execute the callback that was passed into the create function. That object looks like this:

{
    isProcessing: <boolean>,
    isProcessed: <boolean>,
    isComplete: <boolean>,
    isError: <boolean>,
}

Usage - throttler instance

execute

Pass in the promise you would like to throttle and an optional delay (default is 700ms)

this.throttler.execute(this.doAsync());
this.throttler.execute(this.doAsync(), 1000);

reset

Restores the throttler instance state back to its initial state.

this.throttler.reset();
{
    isProcessing: false,
    isProcessed: false,
    isComplete: false,
    isError: false,
}