@sec-block/secjs-circle
v1.0.2
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This libary used to sync the local time and ntp server time and caculate the working group number
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SECJSTimeCircle
This libaray would be used to get the next working group, which shoud begin to work. This libary used dgram third-party libary to use udp protocoll, in case to send and get message from ntp server.
- Using ntp server pool to uniform unix time
- Every 30s switch to next group, which should to work
API
new secjsCircle(config)
Instance a circle object and selected the nearest ntp server based on the timezone
config
: config json for instance
secjsCircle.initialCircle()
Initialize the timestamp, when the first group begin to work. Save the time stamp to attribute this.timeStampOfLastGroup
secjsCircle.getWorkingGroupNumber(callback)
This API is a aync method to get the next group number after a while
callback
: a callback function to get the caculated working group number
secjsCircle.getNextGroupBeginTimeDiff(currentUnixTime, callback)
This function used to get the time of next group begin to work
secjsCircle.getNextPeriodeBeginTimeDiff(currentUnixTime, callback)
This function used to get the time of the next periode
Usage
To use the libary to get the next working group, you need to do following steps.
- Select the nearest ntp server
const SECjsCircle = require('<path of src>')
const config = {
circleTimeOut: 30,
ntpTryOut: 0,
timeServer: 'DE',
sumOfGroups: 10,
isMiningHost: true
}
let secjsCircle = new SECjsCircle(config)
- Initialize the time stamp of the circle if the group at the first time begin to work
secjsCircle.initial(() => {
// do something
})
- Get the next group number, which should begin to work
secjsCircle.getWorkingGroupNumber((nextWorkingGroupNumber) => {
let workingGroupNumber = nextWorkingGroupNumber
console.log(`The next working group should be ${workingGroupNumber}`)
})
License
MIT